Chapter

 1 1    |       name of the poor in vain” (cf. Ex 20,7).~  ~
 2 1(4) |                                  Cf. J.L. MARTINEZ, Construir
 3 2(5) |     country by some co-citizens. Cf. Ecclesia in Asia, 40b. ~
 4 2    |    cultural and social identity (cf. ChL 28); the need of individual
 5 2(7) |         discrimination (RdC 35b; cf. NMI 50).~
 6 2    |         poverties” are so many! (cf. VC 63b).  ~ ~ Negative
 7 3    |          became poor» (2Cor 8,9; cf. Phl 2,5-11), it becomes
 8 3    | Christological aspect)” (VC 21c; cf. 22b).~ ~ ~In this way,
 9 3    |        the love, he returns all (cf. Jh 17,7.10) (Trinitarian
10 3    |        of the poverty of Christ (cf. Col 1,24) 11.~ ~So, as
11 3    |          lay His head” (Mt 8,20; cf. Lk 9,58), it is talked
12 3    |          become rich” (2Cor 8,9; cf. 5,21; VC 21c).~ ~ ~Statement
13 3    |           sarx, he became poor) (cf. Jh 1,14); the Son became
14 3    |          of our human fragility (cf. 2Cor 4,7): in the tender
15 3    |       nails and the side injure (cf. Jh 20,25-29). ~ ~ ~ In
16 3(11)|     morale, the law or violence (cf. B. FIAND, Living the Vision,
17 3    |         make us become like Him (cf. 2Cor 8,9). And the reason
18 3    |          6).~ ~ ~And so he dies (cf. VC 23). It seems a complete
19 3    |          an interior experience (cf. Mt 5,3), fruit and consequence
20 3    |        the love, he returns all (cf. Jh17,7.10)” (VC 16c).,~ ~
21 3    |        only really needful good (cf. Sal 15; Lk 10,42; VC 21c).
22 3    |         her life even martyrdom (cf. LG 42b, VC 86). This is
23 3    |         Actually, imitating Him (cf. Phl 2,7), the religious
24 3(12)|    similar to us, except in sin (cf. Eb 4,15) “ (GS 22; CCC
25 3(12)|          will give testimony of (cf. Col 4,14): the disciples “
26 3    |          overabounding gratuity (cf. VC 104-105), agility, and
27 3    |        the expert in communion” (cf. RPU 24, RD 5, VC 46a).
28 3    |         what there actually was (cf. At 2,42-47; 4,32; 5,16).
29 3    |          s own vocational roots (cf. VC 36-37) and the attentive
30 3    |     critic to the signs of time (cf. VC 87-92), will tell us
31 4    |       own permanent instruction (cf. CDC 659-661, PI 58-71),
32 4    |     features of some Institutes (cf. VC 69-71). Communities
33 4    |         with a vote for poverty (cf. PO 9a, RPU 23-24, PI 14,
34 4    | interesting” or more gratifying (cf. PI 28); which can often
35 4    |        17), to serve each other (cf. Mk 10,35-45), as reminds