A current local film is a pun on the original airline term of overweight luggage. The Church has yet another interpretation:
Once the demands of necessity and propriety have been met, the rest of your money belongs to the poor. (Leo Xlll)
The man who has two shirts in his closet, one belongs to him; the other belongs to the man who has no shirt. (John Chrysostom)
Maybe a little extreme for disputants, but not the spirit of sharing.
Once the demands of necessity and propriety have been met, the rest of your money belongs to the poor. (Leo Xlll)
The man who has two shirts in his closet, one belongs to him; the other belongs to the man who has no shirt. (John Chrysostom)
Maybe a little extreme for disputants, but not the spirit of sharing.
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