Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 I, A,7   |         destructive of national wealth:~— at the domestic level
 2 I, C,14  |       the countries themselves. Wealth and power are highly concentrated
 3 III, 0,35|      human beings~38. Increased wealth is necessary for development.
 4 IV, 0,51 |        the excessive desire for wealth, ill-gotten profits and
 5 V, 0,58  |      the hymn of the poor whose wealth is God alone (Cf. Lk. 1:
 6 V, 0,58  |        the thirst for power and wealth. Those who desire these
 7 V, 0,58  |        is in opposition to the "wealth" which he criticizes.~It
 8 V, 0,58  |         18). The "allurement of wealth", conversely, prevents people
 9 V, 0,59  |         being, and an excess of wealth and affluence is as harmful
10 V, 0,60  |        who are blinded by their wealth, are mutilated beings; the
11 V, 0,61  | culpable egoism, the pursuit of wealth, power and glory regardless