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 1 Intro     |        Marist life. The vow of poverty is not just the concern
 2 Intro     |      to separate the notion of poverty in the economy from our
 3 Intro     |       to a life of evangelical poverty. And it is both individuals
 4 Intro     |       that live and witness to poverty, because both draw from
 5 Intro     |        collective and personal poverty. The management of our economic
 6 Intro     |    identity as Brothers today.~Poverty and prophecy go hand in
 7 Intro     |   Collective and institutional poverty is at the very heart of
 8 Intro     |       hardly refer to personal poverty, for it is not my intention
 9 Intro     |     Dealing with the issue of "poverty" is a must. I know Brothers
10 Intro,1,a |       ways of conceptualizing "poverty," and seeing the relationship
11 Intro,1,a |       understanding the vow of poverty and its connection with
12 Intro,1,a |      collective and individual poverty.~ I think that cultural
13 Intro,1,a |      in relation to the vow of poverty than to the vows of obedience
14 Intro,1,a | different slant to the idea of poverty. The location of our communities
15 Intro,1,a |     mean that when we speak of poverty, everything is relative,
16 Intro,1,a |      by the scourge of extreme poverty.~
17 I         |    comprised of people in dire poverty and distress. How easily
18 I,0,1     |      distinct from the outset.~Poverty in the Institute, looked
19 I,0,1     |      Chapters, which look upon poverty in terms of our paying preferential
20 I,0,1     |     both personal and communal poverty: simplicity, moderation,
21 I,0,5     |    women condemned to lives of poverty and stunted development;
22 I,0,5     |       expression of our vow of poverty and in response to what
23 II,1      |      the common good, justice, poverty, charity, and the apostolic
24 III,1     |     commitment that the vow of poverty requires of us: "We renounce
25 III,1     |    those situations of extreme poverty be precisely the ones in
26 III,2,2   |      go with our profession of poverty. ~·         Evaluate in
27 III,4     |      which it practices gospel poverty."~To help you go back over
28 III,4,2   |     and young people living in poverty are our favorites, I invite
29 III,4,3   |        in alleviating pain and poverty in our world, the money
30 Conclu    |      which it practices gospel poverty."~To help you go back over
31 Conclu,0,b|     and young people living in poverty are our favorites, I invite
32 Conclu,0,c|        in alleviating pain and poverty in our world, the money
33 Conclu,1  |    your practice of the vow of poverty and your striving to use