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 1  I,8  |         of his possessions to the poor.~Special mention should
 2  I,12 |           persons, especially the poor, with whom Christ identifies
 3 II,18 |         preferential love for the poor which the Church in America
 4 II,18 |       identified himself with the poor (cf. Mt 25:31-46)”.( 50)
 5 II,18 |           For this service of the poor to be both evangelical and
 6 II,18 |         proclaim Good News to the poor” (Lk 4:18). When offered
 7 II,18 |        spirit, the service of the poor shows forth God's infinite
 8 II,18 |        constant dedication to the poor and disadvantaged emerges
 9 II,20 |         distance between rich and poor, unfair competition which
10 II,20 |        competition which puts the poor nations in a situation of
11 II,22 |          result of corruption and poor administration”.( 59) In
12 II,22 |         burden for the economy of poor nations, which deprives
13 II,23 |           society. It is also the poor who are the first to suffer
14 III,30|            especially towards the poor, the sick and the needy (
15 IV,37 |    especially those affecting the poor”. (124)~
16 IV,39 |         in solidarity towards the poor. They should be careful
17 IV,45 |         said that the face of the poor in America is also the face
18 IV,49 |        response to the cry of the poor, by the promotion of justice,
19  V,52 |     initiatives in support of the poor and the outcast, especially
20  V,55 |       preferential option for the poor who must be allowed to take
21  V,56 |           of society. Indeed, the poor are becoming ever more numerous,
22  V,58 |         Preferential love for the poor and the outcast~58. “The
23  V,58 |      universal Church towards the poor and the outcast of every
24  V,58 |       from a decision to love the poor in a special manner. This
25  V,58 | sectarianism; (214) in loving the poor the Christian imitates the
26  V,58 |           s work on behalf of the poor in every part of America
27  V,58 |         though rich, made himself poor for our sakes, that he might
28  V,58 |           reaching as many of the poor as possible. Sacred Scripture
29  V,58 |          God hears the cry of the poor (cf. Ps 34:7) and the Church
30  V,58 |            she must live with the poor and share their distress.
31  V,59 |        voice on behalf of all the poor of the world, proposing
32  V,61 |      There is also a need to help poor farmers from being tempted
33 VI,67 |          In this perspective, the poor will certainly be considered
34 VI,67 |           preach good news to the poor” (Lk 4:18). (250)~As I have
35 VI,67 |       already noted, love for the poor must be preferential, but
36 VI,67 |          the pastoral care of the poor marked by a certain exclusiveness
37 VI,71 |         Catholic education to the poor and the marginalized in