Part,Chapter,Paragraph

 1 Intro     |       people - by preference, the poor - the administration of
 2 Intro     | evangelical attitudes about being poor, about simplicity and moderation
 3 Intro,1,a |           Provinces that are very poor with many worries, and others
 4 Intro,1,a |          among the poorest of the poor become somewhat skeptical
 5 Intro,1,a |     obedience and chastity. Being poor means different things in
 6 Intro,1,a |       discover the value of being poor and unselfish for Christ
 7 I         |          latest projects with the poor we ought to be very careful.
 8 I,0,1     |     preferential attention to the poor, of education and dedication
 9 I,0,2     |         on some occasions in very poor areas, such changes left
10 I,0,3     |       from their school, e.g., in poor neighborhoods and sectors,
11 I,0,3     |           existing homes in their poor area, or they are building
12 I,0,3     |           responses to uplift the poor. ~·         The development
13 I,0,4     |            providing food for the poor and helping bring hope throughout
14 III,1     |      follow the Lord, "who became poor - emptied himself - for
15 III,1     |        people where we live. In a poor country, we should not live
16 III,1     |         be able to work among the poor." This brought to mind the
17 III,1     |         careful not to offend the poor with a more comfortable
18 III,1     |           economizing to help the poor, on our need to rectify
19 III,2,1   |      initiatives on behalf of the poor are at the top of your agenda
20 III,4,1   |       simpler lives, close to the poor and youth on the margins
21 Conclu,0,a|       simpler lives, close to the poor and youth on the margins