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 1 Int  |           vote of poverty or of a good middle-class? To talk about
 2 1    |           vote of poverty or of a good middle-class? To talk about
 3 1    |  community, being what we call a “good religious man or woman”
 4 2    |     person: this person lacks the good of health; the drug addicts,
 5 2    | illiterate: this person lacks the good of culture; those who do
 6 2    |      among people is the greatest good, and the other is more valuable
 7 2    |          s own humanity becomes a good dispenser” (RD 5c). Poverty
 8 2    |          own person (the greatest good that one has, not the briefcase),
 9 2(10)|           as if it were already a good in itself, we do love the
10 3    |           the only really needful good (cf. Sal 15; Lk 10,42; VC
11 3    |      places oneself (the greatest good one has) at a disposition;
12 3    |     something evil, but something good to be shared, a means to
13 4    |        tiredness is not something good for anybody. Then, we get
14 4    |         certainly not preparing a good future for the Institute