disposal of property declared invalid as against the creditors

I, personally, interpret it as an act of generosity, openness, not closure.

I personally viewed the 'motu proprio' as an act of liberality, of openness, not of closemindedness.

does nothing against justice, but acts liberally or mercifully.

If the transference is absolute without its being due, as in a gift, that is not an act of justice, but of liberality.

And if he transfer it simply so that the recipient incurs no debt, as in the case of gifts, it is an act not of justice, but of liberality.

And if he transfer it simply so that the recipient incurs no debt, as in the case of gifts, it is an act, not of justice but of liberality.

Obviously, Our Lady is infinitely inferior to God, but He willed to give her this role by an act of liberality.

Obviously, Our Lady is infinitely inferior to God, but He willed to give her this role by an act of liberality.

disposal of property declared invalid as against the creditors

I, personally, interpret it as an act of generosity, openness, not closure.

I personally viewed the 'motu proprio' as an act of liberality, of openness, not of closemindedness.

But the former belongs to liberality, the latter to justice.

Now the former belongs to liberality, the latter to justice.

does nothing against justice, but acts liberally or mercifully.