Chapter

 1 1|         getting involved in that reality; but, often – I say – their
 2 2|    poverty with respect to human reality. Misery, instead, has always
 3 2|         truth, the present human reality of poverty is much wider
 4 2|        quite a complex and broad reality, which from any viewpoint
 5 2|        accept the others and the reality as they are, with the possibilities
 6 2|       the others and the created reality to an always greater plenitude.
 7 3|          has to do with economic reality and with aspects of my life.
 8 3|          talking about the human reality of poverty we discover that
 9 3|        expression of an internal reality. As in any of us. In this
10 3| subjected to the human creatural reality, “in the likeness of sinful
11 3|        from the external visible reality and going until the deepest
12 3|           poverty is an internal reality, an attitude and an interior
13 3|         obviously!, the economic reality; but comprises much more
14 3|          because man is a unique reality and, so, the simplicity