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 1   2,  13|          of the Good News to the poor (cf. Lk 4:18). Jesus' encounters
 2   2,  14|          preach good news to the poor" (Lk 4:18). To all who are
 3   2,  14|       declares: "Blessed are you poor" (Lk 6:20). What is more,
 4   2,  20|         the sick, and aid to the poor and to children. In carrying
 5   5,  42|        and of charity toward the poor, the weak and those who
 6   5,  43|         serve the poorest of the poor and by imitating Christ'
 7   5,  51|  Christian life, of care for the poor and neglected, and of commitment
 8   5,  59|      brothers and sisters of the poor. We need to turn to a more
 9   5,  59|         religious values. To the poor, missionary activity brings
10   5,  59|      brothers and sisters of the poor through the conversion of
11   5,  60|          to be the Church of the poor...she wishes to draw out
12   5,  60|      first one: 'Blessed are the poor in spirit.' ...She wishes
13   5,  60|        of Jesus, wrote that "the poor deserve preferential attention,
14   5,  60|        them. It follows that the poor are those to whom the mission
15   5,  60|        the side of those who are poor and oppressed in any way.
16   5,  60|        their solidarity with the poor. At the same time, I express
17   6,  69|          and solidarity with the poor and those suffering from
18   6,  70|    neighbor, especially the very poor, are an indispensable evangelical
19   7,  81|          of action especially in poor countries. The missionary
20   7,  81|           and distributes to the poor the material goods that
21   7,  81| preaching and charity toward the poor. All that we have received
22   7,  83|       principally in helping the poor, contributing to the liberation
23   7,  83|         task lies elsewhere: the poor are hungry for God, not