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 1 4 |        striving to do away with private property, and contend that
 2 4 |      transferring property from private individuals to the community,
 3 8 |       be a bar to the owning of private property. For God has granted
 4 8 |          and that the limits of private possession have been left
 5 8 |        though apportioned among private owners, ceases not thereby
 6 9 |         have further proof that private ownership is in accordance
 7 10|     assert that it is right for private persons to have the use
 8 11|    consecrated the principle of private ownership, as being pre-eminently
 9 15|         be the inviolability of private property. This being established,
10 22|         use money as one wills. Private ownership, as we have seen,
11 22|     Aquinas, "for a man to hold private property; and it is also
12 32|   realize public well-being and private prosperity. This is the
13 36|     prevail, both in public and private life; that justice should
14 38|        the duty of safeguarding private property by legal enactment
15 46|    assuming as a principle that private ownership must be held sacred
16 47|  taxation. The right to possess private property is derived from
17 47| taxation it were to deprive the private owner of more than is fair. ~
18 48|      foundations established by private persons to provide for the
19 51|         commonwealth are styled private, and rightly so, since their
20 51|        immediate purpose is the private advantage of the associates. "
21 51|         the associates. "Now, a private society," says St. Thomas
22 51|         purpose of carrying out private objects; as when two or
23 51|         trading in common."(37) Private societies, then, although