Abstract
The proposition we have in our hands was taken up by us, the reader will certainly recall, not primarily with the intent of conducting a course on social economy but merely to indicate some fundamental points to those who take pleasure in such studies, points either not perceived or distorted by many economists due to lack of faith, or at least to lack of Catholic sentiment. Under that aspect, we hoped to spare our readers the annoyance of certain rudimentary elements, which if required absolutely for a complete course, could well be taken for granted or overlooked when writing for the use of amateurs.