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 1 11|            As for the ecclesiastical property which we are accused of
 2 11|        important to remark that this property was partly the patrimony
 3 11|            to be touched by her. Her property, then, has been wrested
 4 11|            to declare ecclesiastical property unclaimed on a given date
 5 11|        reject them; to transfer this property to third parties as if it
 6 11|           but only a disposal of the property abandoned by her - this
 7 11|           person existed to whom the property might be handed over; for
 8 12| proprietorship and administration of property. And lastly, not only are
 9 15|            of view of ecclesiastical property, this law is a law of spoliation
10 15|         poverty from her cradle, the property that came to her was nonetheless
11 19|             and inviolability of its property and liberty; that if Our