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 1 1    |       all this, the religious man or woman is asked to be
 2 1    |     we call a “good religious man or woman” who complies with
 3 2    |      it is always unworthy of man. Poverty, instead, can in
 4 2    |     instead, can in fact help man live some human values. ~ ~ ~
 5 2    |  general, the relationship of man with material things that
 6 2    |   aspect, though important to man, and also decisive for his
 7 2    |   mainly, the relationship of man with things and with other
 8 2    | people, poverty means helping man to keep his role and importance
 9 2    |   happens, for instance, when man is free in front of things,
10 2(9) |       poor that one becomes a man” (U. VIVARELLI, cit. da
11 2    |       life are a help so that man can lie fully himself, human,
12 2    |  manifestation of the love of man to other man (included himself)
13 2    |      the love of man to other man (included himself) and to
14 3    |     the only real richness of man. Experienced on Christ’s
15 3    |       is the only richness of man. Experienced by Christ’s
16 3(12)|       in a way linked to each man. He worked with the hands
17 3(12)|      worked with the hands of man, he thought with the intelligence
18 3(12)|      with the intelligence of man, he acted with the will
19 3(12)|     he acted with the will of man, loved with the heart of
20 3(12)|       loved with the heart of man. Being born from Maria Virgin
21 3    |  poverty; unavoidable because man is a unique reality and,