I Plead With You--never, Ever Give Up

The Church's Teaching On Ownership Diverges Radically From Collectivism As Proclaimed By Marxism And "rigid" Capitalism. The Primacy Of The Person Over Things Joint Ownership Of The Means Of Work.

In The Newborn Child Is Realized The Common Good Of The Family.

The Body In Its Masculinity And Femininity Has Been Called "from The Beginning" To Become The Manifestation Of The Spirit. The Body, In Fact, And Only The Body, Is Capable Of Making Visible What Is Invisible: The Spiritual And The Divine.

The Eucharist Is A Priceless Treasure: By Not Only Celebrating It But Also By Praying Before It Outside Of Mass We Are Enabled To Make Contact With The Very Wellspring Of Grace.

On The Basis Of His Work Each Person Is Fully Entitled To Consider Himself A Part Owner Of The Great Workbench At Which He Is Working With Everyone Else. A Way Toward That Goal Could Be Found By Associating Labor With The Ownership Of Capital Joint Ownership Of The Means Of Work, Sharing By The Workers In The Management And/or Profits Of Businesses, So-called Shareholding By Labor, Etc.