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 1   2,1|       heaven and his voluntary poverty are also dimensions and
 2   2,3|     expresses an aspect of his poverty and his decision to live
 3   2,4|       of voluntary evangelical poverty. ~This means that the meaning
 4   2,4|        and dimensions of their poverty can be established only
 5   2,4|     Christ of the Gospel.~ The poverty of consecrated life, therefore
 6   2,4| evangelical and most voluntary poverty, because it was chosen freely
 7   2,4|       make you rich out of his poverty”. (2 Cor 8:9)~ The poor
 8   2,4|    trace the depth of Christ’s poverty without putting it in close
 9   2,4| perspective: “The depth of his poverty is revealed in the perfect
10   2,4|  profess voluntary evangelical poverty commit themselves to live
11   2,4|   commit themselves to live in poverty like Christ. We cannot state
12   2,4|   state that the commitment of poverty is the same for all Christians.
13   2,4|         in fact, shares in the poverty of Christ according to the
14   2,4|    common demands of baptismal poverty. But the consecrated person
15   2,4|     the evangelical counsel of poverty, is a “living memory” of