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 1 Intro,  0,1   |     features of Jesus — the chaste, poor and obedient one — are made
 2 Intro,  0,5   |             sisters, especially the poor and the outcast.Such service
 3 Intro,  0,12  |           to follow Jesus — chaste, poor and obedient — in the pursuit
 4   I,  1,18    |           experience as the chaste, poor and obedient One, call for
 5   I,  1,19    |         them to Christ, the chaste, poor and obedient One, and prompting
 6   I,  1,21    |       though he was rich ... became poor" (2 Cor 8:9), it becomes
 7   I,  1,22    |             for your sake he became poor, so that by his poverty
 8   I,  2,24    |              generously serving the poor and the sick, sharing the
 9   I,  3,31    |       conformity to Christ, chaste, poor and obedient.~
10   I,  4,38    |             non-believers, rich and poor, can lead to the adoption
11 III,  1,75    |          materially and spiritually poor, in their houses and elsewhere,
12 III,  1,75    |        elsewhere, in order to teach poor young girls, children, in
13 III,  1,75    |           forgotten him, and to the poor in a preferential way.~
14 III,  1,77    | non-ChristiansChrist who is chaste, poor, obedient, prayerful and
15 III,  1,82    |                  Preference for the poor and the promotion of justice~
16 III,  1,82    |             preach good news to the poor, to proclaim release to
17 III,  1,82    |     therefore in greater need. "The poor", in varied states of affliction,
18 III,  1,82    |          least".~The option for the poor is inherent in the very
19 III,  1,82    |            embrace the cause of the poor. For each Institute, according
20 III,  1,82    |             serving the Lord in the poor. Christ "is poor on earth
21 III,  1,82    |             in the poor. Christ "is poor on earth in the person of
22 III,  1,82    |          earth in the person of his poor ... As God he is rich, as
23 III,  1,82    |            he is rich, as man he is poor. With his humanity he has
24 III,  1,82    |           yet, here on earth, still poor, he suffers hunger, thirst
25 III,  1,82    |           other of the needs of the poor. But even when such a purpose
26 III,  1,82    |            lives and suffers in the poor? In this sense, the history
27 III,  1,82    |  distributing his belongings to the poor in order to consecrate himself
28 III,  1,82    |             above a hospice for the poor. He rejoiced at the thought
29 III,  1,82    |             exchange of gifts": the poor, whom he helped, strengthened
30 III,  1,82    |         leave prayer to attend to a poor person in need, that prayer
31 III,  1,82    |            to serve God".erving the poor is an act of evangelization
32 III,  2,84    |           love of Christ and of the poor in whom he lives.The Patristic
33 III,  2,84    |          came to the defence of the poor against the powerful of
34 III,  2,85    |            imitation of the chaste, poor and obedient Christ, who
35 III,  2,86    |             action on behalf of the poor, in assisting the sick and
36 III,  2,89    |   solidarity for the benefit of the poor! Consecrated persons fight
37 III,  2,90    |       poverty at the service of the poor~90. Even before being a
38 III,  2,90    |            service on behalf of the poor, evangelical poverty is
39 III,  2,90    |             in the imitation of the poor Christ.Its primary meaning,
40 III,  2,90    |           preferential love for the poor and will be shown especially
41 III,  2,90    |             live and work among the poor and the marginalized; they
42 III,  2,93    |           generosity in love of the poor, and the ability to attract
43 III,  3,97    |           preferential love for the poor finds a special application
44 Conclu,  0,104|              using the needs of the poor as an excuse, complained
45 Conclu,  0,110|             washing the feet of the poor, and to contribute in your
46 Conclu,  0,110|         Lord, humble and glorified, poor and exalted, will be the
47 Conclu,  0,112|          them in their work for the poor, the hungry, those without