Chapter

 1 1|         poverty one!). All this means that even in CL today the
 2 1|          who need to earn their means of living. In any case,
 3 1|       his/her commitment, which means living in community, being
 4 2|      with other people, poverty means helping man to keep his
 5 2|           one’s own time (which means the only life one has!)
 6 2|          solidarity. ~ ~Poverty means, so, to accept oneself,
 7 2|     thing. To accept, which not means a passive resignation, but
 8 2|    point because afterwards, by means of one’s own donation, sharing
 9 2|         among the main ones. It means a liberation of the concupiscence
10 2|    others or of the created; it means knowledge of oneself in
11 3|         is a clear and concrete means of living and proclaiming
12 3|        sin” (Hb 4,15) 12. Which means: subjected to the poverty
13 3|         of insult… Poverty that means renouncement to his own
14 3| evangelical poverty, because it means that he/she does not give,
15 3|        let’s repeat it: poverty means sharing the goods. Let’s
16 3|  something good to be shared, a means to live and express communion. ~   ~
17 4|      are being taken. This also means to close or change some
18 4|       possible young request of means always newer and more sophisticated,
19 4|        similar tasks, are valid means of making one’s own living.