Before the Cross | Amassing earthly goods without limits is not God's plan for us

Before the Cross - Archbishop Robert J. Carlson's Column

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REBECCA VENEGONI TOWER

Last week I observed that the final two commandments of the Decalogue are concerned with sins of desire, or concupiscence. I also pointed out that, in our Church's catechetical tradition, the Ninth Commandment forbids inappropriate desires of the flesh while the Tenth Commandment forbids inappropriate desire for material things — coveting another's goods.

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