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 1 8 |     looked on poverty and the poor as something vile. They
 2 13| nature, loved to befriend the poor, and how, as St. Bonaventure
 3 13|     never to deny help to the poor, especially if they in asking
 4 13|    occasion refused alms to a poor man, he forthwith repented
 5 14|      he was rich made Himself poor for us" (II Corinthians
 6 14|    has said: "Blessed are the poor in spirit; if thou wilt
 7 14|    thou hast, and give to the poor, and thou shalt have treasure
 8 15|     of heaven, which made you poor in things of this world
 9 18|     did not make himself also poor in spirit by means of the
10 27|    shirt, he was clothed in a poor rough tunic, went about
11 28|      a special tenderness the poor and, among the poor, the
12 28|       the poor and, among the poor, the most miserable of all,
13 34|       his ability to help the poor and, especially, the sick;
14 35|   shield of the rights of the poor and the weak against the
15 39|     very plain where Francis "poor and humble entered rich
16 41|     and especially toward the poor? The former admirers of