Possible Stolen Goods

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A few years ago my father gave me some stationary from work. Now I don’t want to judge him or make assumptions but I’m not to sure he is allowed to take stationary from work home.
How should I ask him whether this stationary, which I have had for at least two years, was allowed to be taken from his work? Because his boss just might of let him have it.

He also brought me home a copy of the Catechism that he said was from work. But he could of asked his boss whether he could take it or not, so I’m not really sure If I should question both of these things or just leave it?

Any ideas of how I could deal with this would be appreciated.
 
FAH said:
A few years ago my father gave me some stationary from work. Now I don’t want to judge him or make assumptions but I’m not to sure he is allowed to take stationary from work home.
How should I ask him whether this stationary, which I have had for at least two years, was allowed to be taken from his work? Because his boss just might of let him have it.

He also brought me home a copy of the Catechism that he said was from work. But he could of asked his boss whether he could take it or not, so I’m not really sure If I should question both of these things or just leave it?

Any ideas of how I could deal with this would be appreciated.
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If you do not have good reason to think your father stole these items then just leave it otherwise you will end up questioning everything that anybody gives you!
 
I’m not 100% sure they are stolen but I’m not 100% sure they aren’t. Should I just ask him anyway?

Also if you print something out at your work for personal use is that stealing?
 
FAH said:
I’m not 100% sure they are stolen but I’m not 100% sure they aren’t. Should I just ask him anyway?

Also if you print something out at your work for personal use is that stealing?
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Leave it alone!! As others have said please speak to your priest. Scrupulosity can make your life miserable.
 
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