Chapter

 1 1|    although He was rich, became poor to make us rich" (2 Cor
 2 1|        people, particularly the poor; a correct use and administration
 3 1|  voluntary work, service to the poor, etc.), as called for also
 4 2|           2. Brothers among the poor & pluriformity ~9. With
 5 2|     preferential option for the poor. This choice is not at the
 6 2|       shown: by living with the poor in order to take on what
 7 2|   defending their rights. Being poor with the poor and becoming
 8 2|     rights. Being poor with the poor and becoming their brothers
 9 2|      our fraternities among the poor: "Those Brothers who, in
10 2|         a region, live with the poor, sharing their lot and their
11 2| closeness to the culture of the poor enriches us from a human
12 2|       humble presence among the poor. In this way, sharing their
13 2|        those who are simple and poor. Consequently, we must seek
14 2|         ready to learn from the poor and to place our trust in
15 2|       buildings, lifestyle, the poor means we use in the apostolate,
16 3|    among all levels of society, poor and rich.~The values underlying
17 3|       us because we give to the poor, and in order to give alms,
18 4|   particularly the world of the poor.~22. Solidarity is not primarily
19 4|     Listening to the cry of the poor, we must work to ensure
20 4|         jurisdiction, or to the poor, or for the development