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 1   1, 3  |          of the vows of chastity, poverty, and obedience, we commit
 2   2, 15 | evangelical counsels of chastity, poverty, and obedience1. This profession
 3   2     |        The Evangelical Counsel of Poverty~ ~
 4   2, 28 |        become one with Him in His poverty. He was born in deprivation2,
 5   2, 28 |         of detachment, our vow of poverty.~ ~ ~
 6   2     |                        The Vow of Poverty~ ~
 7   2, 29 |        the evangelical counsel of poverty is living poorly, in fact
 8   2, 29 |  community nothing, they can harm poverty and community life. ~ ~29.
 9   2, 29 |        concerning the practice of poverty. The Brother Provincial
10   2, 31 |                      31.Spiritual poverty keeps us in a relationship
11   2, 31 |          from others.~ ~Spiritual poverty leads us to make continual
12   2, 32 |         of personal and community poverty in adopting a life of work
13   2, 32 |          truly necessary1. ~ ~Our poverty is evidenced also by the
14   2, 32 |           our apostolic action.~ ~Poverty requires us to make good
15   2, 32 |          its witness to religious poverty. (cf PJ prop. 11)~ ~32.2
16   2, 32 |      tradition and in a spirit of poverty and of solidarity with the
17   2, 33 |            33.Father Champagnat's poverty of heart is seen most clearly
18   2, 33 |           complaint situations of poverty, which give us the opportunity
19   2, 34 |       Provincial Norms concerning poverty are being applied. (cf 150.
20   2, 35 |             In walking the way of poverty, we become more compassionate
21   3, 50 |       that encompasses everybody. Poverty puts all that we are and
22   3, 60 |          foreign to our spirit of poverty. At times, we go without,
23   3, 61 |         that visibly reflects our poverty. Part of the premises is
24   3, 61 |  consecration and as a witness to poverty and Marist simplicity, we
25   5, 83 |         in material and spiritual poverty await the revelation of
26   5, 87 |        contact with situations of poverty. (PJ prop 2) ~ ~87.3 We
27   7, 114|          by the vows of chastity, poverty, and obedience, for one
28   9, 150|         with the manner of living poverty as befits the cultural practices
29  10, 156|     common good, for justice, for poverty and charity, and they keep
30  10, 159|      aware of their commitment to poverty and sensitive to the needs
31  10, 161|       requirements of evangelical poverty.~ ~Any project for building
32  11     |                                   Poverty in Practice~ ~
33  11, 167|         which it practises gospel poverty.~ ~Aware of our natural
34  11, 167|      Remain true to the spirit of poverty and detachment."2~ ~ ~