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 1 3    |                      the poverty revealed by Christ and in Christ is something
 2 3    |                    revealed by Christ and in Christ is something more profound.
 3 3    | Christological-Trinitarian root. If it is in Christ, namely, in the Incarnated
 4 3    |              richness of man. Experienced on Christ’s example (Christological
 5 3    |                     imitating the poverty of Christ (Christological aspect),
 6 3    |                 concretely what has meant in Christ and what consequently should
 7 3    |                    history of the poverty of Christ (cf. Col 1,24) 11.~ ~So,
 8 3    |                   think about the poverty of Christ we tend to simply remain
 9 3    |                      grace of our Lord Jesus Christ, that though he was rich,
10 3    |                yourselves, which is yours in Christ Jesus, ~who, though he was
11 3    |                   The fundamental poverty of Christ, which is at the basis of
12 3    |              crucifix in the Calvary, in the Christ resurrected and glorified
13 3    |                    meaning of the poverty of Christ, and consequently, that
14 3    |                    the Other.~ ~In this way, Christ becomes the poor par excellence:
15 3    |                    the Gospel we find around Christ any type of person. At the
16 3    |                   any way similar to that of Christ. We can reassume the meaning
17 3    |                      the welcoming of God in Christ, which center is a motive
18 3    |                     total donation to God in Christ as the Only One necessary.
19 3    |              richness of man. Experienced by Christ’s example that «though he
20 3    |                     his poverty (that one of Christ), confesses him Son who
21 3    |                  root of poverty. To us, God/Christ is the only really needful
22 3    |                    and to the brothers, like Christ. Actually, imitating Him (
23 3    |                     the complete donation of Christ to the Father and the brothers.
24 3(12)|                   also by the Catechism: “in Christ the human nature has been
25 4    |                      Founders, and specially Christ (“the Lord and the Master”, (