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 1   2,    1, 9  | particularly emphasize the vow of poverty understood as a serious
 2   2,    3, 20 |          the evangelical value of poverty and in the radicality of
 3   2,    3, 20 |           dimension of the vow of poverty, in fact, invites communities
 4   2,    4, 24 |           dimension of the vow of poverty as an expression of the
 5   2,    4, 25 |           the problems and actual poverty and making use of local
 6   2,    4, 25 |         better respond to the new poverty of the young people.~ ~Sharing
 7   2,    6, 37 |           to the various forms of poverty and the urgency of ultimately
 8   2,    6, 41 |   conditions, they respond to the poverty of the territory seeking
 9   2,    6, 43 |         to assume a new vision of poverty and its concrete implications;
10   3,    8, 96 |       experience various types of poverty.~ ~New requests for values~ ~
11   3,    8, 99 |          origin of other types of poverty.~The challenge of guaranteeing
12   3,    8, 101|              For attention to the poverty of women~ ~
13   3,    8, 102|                    102.  Feminine poverty: The feminization of poverty
14   3,    8, 102|      poverty: The feminization of poverty still remains and increases
15   3,    8, 102|           up many of the forms of poverty described until this point .
16   3,   13, 116|          the structural causes of poverty~ ~
17   3,   13, 117|          the structural causes of poverty on various levels. For this
18   3,   13, 117|           community way of living poverty and our educational projects?~·