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 1   4,25|    spirituality, in the type of community and, above all, in mission.
 2   5,39|         assets; within a single community there may be notorious inequalities
 3   5,42|        to be aimed at helping a community to live austerely, which
 4   6   |      sober lifestyle within the community, which, nonetheless, is
 5   6   |    living in and belonging to a community, forgetting that what the
 6   6   |       CNEC (National Centre for Community Treasurers), but this is
 7   6   |    surplus is paid in (from the community to the Province – from the
 8   6   | non-religious consultants~ - A “community” of religious and laymen
 9   6   | individualism.~ ~ c. Agree as a community on the aid to be given to
10   6   |      the plenary council of the community), etc. This kind of audit
11   6   |     poverty at the level of the community.~- This makes us somewhat
12   6   |         the mission must become community property and be managed
13   6   |  property and be managed by the community.~- We must join a life of