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 1 2    |        does not have anybody to love or is not loved by anybody;
 2 2    |         but empty of spirit, of love, even of health…8 The “new
 3 2    |         own humanity, one’s own love. And so, full and free to
 4 2    |        Consequently, poverty as love, humanization, fraternity,
 5 2    |       own donation, sharing and love, the person seeks to bring
 6 2    |      and a manifestation of the love of man to other man (included
 7 2(10)|         and material: We do not love poverty, the fact of not
 8 2(10)|         a good in itself, we do love the poor, the brothers;
 9 3    |     from the Father and, in the love, he returns all (cf. Jh
10 3    |        have even a preferential love – not exclusive – for the
11 3    |  overabundance of gratitude and love, and much more in a world
12 3    | voluntary renouncement, for the love to the Father and to men
13 3    | expression of His unconditional love to the Father, who carries
14 3    |       attitude of unconditional love to men His brothers, becoming
15 3    |         is a consequence of His love to the Father in the intra-Trinitarian
16 3    |    donation of oneself, for the love to the Other.~ ~In this
17 3    |    gives himself thoroughly for love, and freely (Jh 10,17-18);
18 3    |       the mission, moved by the love to the Father and the brothers.
19 3    |          free expression of the love to the Father and the brothers
20 3    |        choice in favor of”, for love, with all the consequences,
21 3    |     from the Father and, in the love, he returns all (cf. Jh17,
22 3    |   terrible death), but have not love, I gain nothing” (1Cor 13,
23 3    |        not even of pain; but of love and communion (1Jh 1,3),
24 3    |       one he/she has!), his/her love (celibacy), his/her things (
25 4    |      her embrace with decision, love and realism, either the