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 1 Pre|      Plenary Council dealing with gospel poverty in its communal
 2 Pre|    Plenary Council for living our gospel poverty in brotherhood.
 3 1  |                                1. Gospel poverty and minority in
 4 1  |       foundation and model of our gospel poverty is Jesus, the Word
 5 1  |          was to "observe the holy Gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ" (
 6 1  |           8).~3. For Francis, the gospel ideal of poverty involved
 7 1  |  brotherhood.~It was this life of gospel brotherhood, lived in poverty
 8 1  |        deepen the meaning of our "gospel poverty in brotherhood",
 9 1  |           powerful witness to the gospel and a stimulus for the advancement
10 1  |      people. In order to live the gospel ideal of love and brotherhood
11 1  |  faithfully reaffirm the value of gospel poverty as a valid alternative
12 1  |    tradition. Therefore we accept gospel poverty as the option we
13 1  |           and give witness to our gospel form of life, which, for
14 2  | experiences.~11. Francis embodied gospel radicalness and, in his
15 2  |          to live and proclaim the Gospel means nudus nudum Christum
16 2  |    anything else, to proclaim the gospel. For Francis, this way of
17 2  |      itself a proclamation of the Gospel. Our Capuchin history encourages
18 2  |          date this direct form of gospel presence among people of
19 3  |        much of humankind, it is a gospel witness to others and is
20 4  |      should also keep in mind the gospel invitation to transform
21 4  |     individual to another.  Since gospel poverty roots us in a particular