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Alphabetical [« »] extremely 1 f 3 facit 1 fact 17 failure 1 fair 1 faith 4	Frequency [« »] 18 jh 17 1 17 each 17 fact 16 community 16 give 16 many	P. J. Rovira, CMF The evangelical poverty IntraText - Concordances fact

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 1 1    |      fashion or a need?~ ~It is a fact that has always affected
 2 1    |         Consecrated Life. It is a fact that the Evangelical Council
 3 1    |          human beings is a normal fact of every day life and of
 4 1    |         big) bourgeoisies? ~ ~ In fact, points out Martínez, in
 5 2    |          Poverty, instead, can in fact help man live some human
 6 2(5) |          etc. The evidence is the fact that in almost all these
 7 2(5) |    countries really “poor” are in fact a few. That is why the Magistery,
 8 2(10)|          do not love poverty, the fact of not having, as if it
 9 3    | evangelical meaning.  ~ ~ And, in fact, one of the biggest merits
10 3    |             And it is out of this fact that arises the external,
11 3    |    intimate and profound. And, in fact, the reason and the meaning
12 3    |            Jh 20,25-29). ~ ~ ~ In fact, this fundamental poverty
13 3    |          to its prerogatives: the fact of having been made like
14 3    |        anybody (Jh 6,37); and, in fact, throughout the Gospel we
15 3    |         RPU 24, RD 5, VC 46a). In fact, he/she puts at the disposal
16 3    |         16). To the Christian, in fact, goods are not something
17 4    |      anti-Christian, as it is the fact of religious people who