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 1 2|   poverties” are so many! (cf. VC 63b).  ~ ~ Negative poverty
 2 3|       Christological aspect)” (VC 21c; cf. 22b).~ ~ ~In this
 3 3|          Trinitarian aspect)” (VC 16c).~ ~ ~If we do not reach
 4 3|      the ecological problem)” (VC 89a),~ ~our poverty appears
 5 3|     the promotion of justice” (VC 82). A charisma that pushes
 6 3|      exclusive – for the poor (VC 82, 90). The poor, actually,
 7 3|   whirlpool of the ephemeral” (VC 105a). ~ ~A charisma that
 8 3|     rich” (2Cor 8,9; cf. 5,21; VC 21c).~ ~ ~Statement widely
 9 3|       in his redeeming death” (VC 21c).~ ~ ~So this is the
10 3|            And so he dies (cf. VC 23). It seems a complete
11 3| Persons reciprocally perform” (VC 21c).~In this way, the CL:~ ~“…
12 3|  returns all (cf. Jh17,7.10)” (VC 16c).,~ ~and shares “the
13 3|    total conformation to Him” (VC 18c).~ ~ ~ As we said before,
14 3|    good (cf. Sal 15; Lk 10,42; VC 21c). All the rest keeps
15 3|    even martyrdom (cf. LG 42b, VC 86). This is the “heart
16 3|    overabounding gratuity (cf. VC 104-105), agility, and continuous
17 3|  communion” (cf. RPU 24, RD 5, VC 46a). In fact, he/she puts
18 3|      own vocational roots (cf. VC 36-37) and the attentive
19 3|      to the signs of time (cf. VC 87-92), will tell us how
20 4|      RD 12, PI 14, VFC 28, 44, VC 82, 89-90, RdC 8, 13, 17,
21 4|        of some Institutes (cf. VC 69-71). Communities should
22 4|       PO 9a, RPU 23-24, PI 14, VC 65-68).~ ~Obviously, if
23 4|      35-45), as reminds us the VC 75. And if any habit or