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 1 2 |   duties of the rich and of the poor, of capital and of labor.
 2 3 |  teeming masses of the laboring poor a yoke little better than
 3 4 |      socialists, working on the poor man's envy of the rich,
 4 22| kindness done or refused to the poor as done or refused to Himself - "
 5 23|      rich, for our sakes became poor";(18) and who, being the
 6 24|       of high and low, rich and poor; and that virtue, and virtue
 7 24|      for Jesus Christ calls the poor "blessed";(20) He lovingly
 8 24|      difficult to make rich and poor join hands in friendly concord.  ~
 9 28|          Her desire is that the poor, for example, should rise
10 29|       directly in behalf of the poor, by setting on foot and
11 30|       as the inheritance of the poor. Nay, in order to spare
12 30|       common Mother of rich and poor has aroused everywhere the
13 32|     utmost the interests of the poor; and this in virtue of his
14 37|      rights of individuals, the poor and badly off have a claim
15 37|         whereas the mass of the poor have no resources of their
16 40|     difference between rich and poor, master and servant, ruler
17 44|       in order to live, and the poor can procure that in no other