Chapter

 1 Int|      better be spent among the poor in each separate diocese,
 2 3  |        the sake of laymen, and poor women, laden with sins,
 3 10 |        question—how is it that poor worthless dust and ashes
 4 13 | commanded them to remember the poor, you forbid any pecuniary
 5 13 |       he longed to give to the poor of the holy places who,
 6 13 |    support the weakness of the poor body, and to stave off cold
 7 14 |    there will never be wanting poor who ought to be supported
 8 14 |   should be distributed to all poor people, even to Jews and
 9 14 |  habitations.” What! Can those poor creatures, with their rags
10 14 |         No doubt it is not the poor simply, but the poor in
11 14 |       the poor simply, but the poor in spirit, who are called
12 14 |      who gives his mind to the poor and needy; the Lord shall
13 14 |     fact is, in supporting the poor of the common people, what
14 14 |        the case of the saintly poor the mind has blessed exercises,
15 14 |       and distribute among the poor, little by little, the increase
16 14 |      thou hast and give to the poor, and come, follow Me.” He