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…into conformity with the common weal.”[36] Yet when the State brings private ownership into harmony with the needs of the common good, it does not commit a hostile act against…

…feeling of vague compassion or shallow distress at the misfortunes of so many people, both near and far. On the contrary, it is a firm and persevering determination to commit…

…service—”Fill the earth, and subdue it.” (45) These two commandments are complementary. 197. Nothing is said in the second of these commandments about destroying nature. On the contrary, it must…

…It is therefore necessary to create life-styles in which the quest for truth, beauty, goodness and communion with others for the sake of common growth are the factors which determine…

…R. Descartes, Œuvres, ed. V. Cousin, vol. 12, Paris 1824, pp. 95ff. [4] II, 5: SCh 381, 196. [5] Ibid., 198. [6] Cf. Metaphysics, XII, 7. [7] Cf. Ps.-Dionysius the…

…destination of goods and the right to common use of them. From this point of view, therefore, in consideration of human labour and of common access to the goods meant…

…with the common good and the interest of others. Rulers should, nevertheless, anxiously safeguard the community and all its members; the community, because the conservation thereof is so emphatically the…

…afford are demoralized and their union can thereby even be endangered; youth escape from a home which is too confined and seek in the streets compensations and companionships which cannot…

…sectors. Similarly, to maintain the commercial relations which are developing among themselves, especially within a common market, the financial, fiscal and social policy of these nations tries to restore comparable…

…into conformity with the common weal.”[36] Yet when the State brings private ownership into harmony with the needs of the common good, it does not commit a hostile act against…

…feeling of vague compassion or shallow distress at the misfortunes of so many people, both near and far. On the contrary, it is a firm and persevering determination to commit…

…service—”Fill the earth, and subdue it.” (45) These two commandments are complementary. 197. Nothing is said in the second of these commandments about destroying nature. On the contrary, it must…

…It is therefore necessary to create life-styles in which the quest for truth, beauty, goodness and communion with others for the sake of common growth are the factors which determine…

…R. Descartes, Œuvres, ed. V. Cousin, vol. 12, Paris 1824, pp. 95ff. [4] II, 5: SCh 381, 196. [5] Ibid., 198. [6] Cf. Metaphysics, XII, 7. [7] Cf. Ps.-Dionysius the…

…destination of goods and the right to common use of them. From this point of view, therefore, in consideration of human labour and of common access to the goods meant…

…with the common good and the interest of others. Rulers should, nevertheless, anxiously safeguard the community and all its members; the community, because the conservation thereof is so emphatically the…

…afford are demoralized and their union can thereby even be endangered; youth escape from a home which is too confined and seek in the streets compensations and companionships which cannot…

…sectors. Similarly, to maintain the commercial relations which are developing among themselves, especially within a common market, the financial, fiscal and social policy of these nations tries to restore comparable…