This is CPX number 99, the Seventh Commandment. We are in the catechism of Pope St. Pius the 10th CPX,

page 124 to 126. Question and answer number 1 through 19. This is the Seventh Commandment stealing.

Anomi Pachi Svi Spiritu Santiamen, heavenly king and solar spirit, spirit of truth, who are present

everywhere and filling all things, treasure of all good, and source of all life.

Come dwell in us, cleanse us, and save us.

You who are all good, amen.

And I amipati, Sifiri, speedy to Santee, amen.

Number one, what does the Seventh Commandment Thou shall not steal forbid?

Answer, the Seventh Commandment, Thou shall Steal, forbids all unjust taking and all unjust keeping

of what belongs to another, and also every other way of wronging our neighbor in his property.

Number two, what is meant by stealing? Answer, it means taking another's goods unjustly and against

the owner's will, that is to say, when he has every reason and right to be unwilling to be deprived of them. Number three,

why is it forbidden to steal? Answer, because a sin is committed against justice and an injury is done

to another by taking or keeping against his right and will that which belongs to him.

Number four, what is meant by another's goods?

Answer, everything that belongs to him, everything of which he has the ownership or the use or the custody.

Number five, in how many ways can another's goods be unjustly taken?

Answer, in two ways, by theft and by robbery.

Number six, how is theft committed? Answer, theft is committed by taking another's goods secretly. Number seven, how is robbery committed? Answer, robbery is

committed by taking another's goods openly and with violence. Number eight, in what cases may

another's goods be taken without sin?

Answer, when the owner consents or even when he unjustly refuses,

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