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  1    1              8    |            Lady, the saints and the poor.~ ~ ~
  2    1,    1,  a,   15   |           great and small, rich and poor, priests and lay people,
  3    1,    1,  a,   15   |                      Disciples of a poor, humble, crucified God"~ ~ ~
  4    1,    1,  a,   15   |         appear to be disciples of a poor, humble, crucified God. 
  5    1,    1,  b,   18   |           churches built for him by poor peasants, as well as in
  6    1,    1,  b,   27   |         temple is the refuge of the poor, the asylum of the troubled
  7    1,    1,  b,   32   |              Is 4:2).  In fact, the poor will eat and be satisfied:
  8    1,    1,  c,   35   |           big, to young and old, to poor and rich, to kings on their
  9    1,    1,  c,   38   |              the consolation of the poor, the wood of eternal life,
 10    1,    2,  b,   45   |      educating the daughters of the poor, and to assist people in
 11    1,    2,  b,   46   |           My God, have pity on this poor bishop!  Poor me, how many
 12    1,    2,  b,   46   |          pity on this poor bishop!  Poor me, how many years I have
 13    1,    2,  b,   46   |            God, have mercy on me, a poor sinner.11~ ~ ~"I offer myself
 14    1,    2,  b,   46   |          Christ, have mercy on me a poor sinner.12~ ~ ~"Nothing is
 15    1,    2,  d,   62   |          may put it this way.  This poor society does not realize
 16    1,    3       73    |             friends and ours.~ ~The poor are the living and eloquent
 17    1,    3       73    |             of Christ, who was born poor and died naked on the cross. 
 18    1,    3       73    |            naked on the cross.  The poor are his privileged friends,
 19    1,    3       73    |               If we deeply love the poor, the least, the unfortunate,
 20    1,    3,  a,   75   |         because of her that so many poor dupes have opened their
 21    1,    3,  a,   76   |           most gentle solace of the poor and the afflicted.  Wholly
 22    1,    3,  a,   76   |           Christian charity for the poor of Jesus Christ.  Though
 23    1,    3,  c,   89   |                              c) THE POOR~ ~ ~"The poor are the living,
 24    1,    3,  c,   89   |                c) THE POOR~ ~ ~"The poor are the living, the speaking
 25    1,    3,  c,   89   |           Jesus Christ"~ ~What is a poor person in the eyes of the
 26    1,    3,  c,   89   |             idea society had of the poor person.  So, poverty was
 27    1,    3,  c,   90   |           of the season, a hovel so poor that for a crib it can offer
 28    1,    3,  c,   90   |          straw.  In a word, my dear poor people, by his birth Jesus
 29    1,    3,  c,   90   |        wants to bestow a title on a poor daughter of the people and
 30    1,    3,  c,   90   |               From that day on, the poor began to be considered ‑-
 31    1,    3,  c,   90   |           John Chrysostom, that the poor are like many refracted
 32    1,    3,  c,   90   |            Yes, dearly beloved, the poor are living, speaking images
 33    1,    3,  c,   90   |           Fathers.  "When you see a poor person," says St. John Chrysostom,
 34    1,    3,  c,   91   |       homage.  But when we help the poor, we place our offering on
 35    1,    3,  c,   91   |       Spirit dwelling unseen in the poor person."  So here we see
 36    1,    3,  c,   91   |        person."  So here we see the poor raised to the dignity of
 37    1,    3,  c,   91   |          this rehabilitation of the poor, a rehabilitation begun
 38    1,    3,  c,   91   |            who, though rich, became poor: Egenus factus est.24~ ~ ~"
 39    1,    3,  c,   91   |             He is the father of the poor, the strength of the weak,
 40    1,    3,  c,   91   |           see him surrounded by the poor and the sick, by publicans
 41    1,    3,  c,   92   |        every and all grief.25~ ~The poor person is the pupil of God'
 42    1,    3,  c,   92   |             of God's eye"~ ~Oh, the poor!  They do not have many
 43    1,    3,  c,   92   |           ones you did for me." The poor person is the pupil of God'
 44    1,    3,  c,   92   |              and what we do for the poor person we do for God himself.26~ ~ ~"
 45    1,    3,  c,   92   |          Church was built on twelve poor men"~ ~Who, then, are the
 46    1,    3,  c,   92   |             the Orient; who were so poor, weak, timid, crude, and
 47    1,    3,  c,   93   |             world with love for the poor" (...).~ ~Jesus Christ abided
 48    1,    3,  c,   93   |         welcome.  You will help the poor who have no faith understand
 49    1,    3,  c,   94   |        assistance set aside for the poor on the basis of the humanitarian
 50    1,    3,  c,   95   |            heaven.  Blessed are the poor, the divine Teacher infallibly
 51    1,    3,  c,   95   |             today: "Blessed are the poor for theirs is the kingdom
 52    1,    3,  c,   95   |            with resignation.31~ ~ ~"Poor I came to Piacenza and poor
 53    1,    3,  c,   95   |         Poor I came to Piacenza and poor I shall leave it"~ ~Being
 54    1,    3,  c,   95   |         impressed upon my soul.  ~ ~Poor I came to Piacenza and poor
 55    1,    3,  c,   95   |         Poor I came to Piacenza and poor I shall leave it for the
 56    2,    1,  c,  116   |            our joys and sorrows, we poor exiles and pilgrims pray
 57    2,    1,  e,  129   |             from the things of this poor world and incline me to
 58    2,    1,  g,  136   |            of love for God, sets us poor pilgrims on the path leading
 59    2,    2,  b,  142   |     themselves.~ ~Through me, these poor people lay their humble
 60    2,    2,  b,  142   |           in the communities of our poor emigrants ‑- ask you, Holy
 61    2,    3,  a,  148   |          equal to the awesome task, poor as I was in virtue and quite
 62    2,    3,  a,  151   |        suffering?" (...).~ ~So, the poor, the widows, the orphans,
 63    2,    3,  a,  153   |            accusing anyone (...).~ ~Poor archbishop!  What humiliations! 
 64    2,    3,  a,  153(9)|          ibid., pp. 102-103).  The "poor archbishop" who had been
 65    2,    3,  b,  156   |            Sent first of all to the poor and the unfortunate, who
 66    2,    3,  b,  156   |            serve and evangelize the poor, who, rich in faith, were
 67    2,    3,  c,  161   |          chaos increase (...).~ ~We poor bishops don't know what
 68    2,    3,  c,  161   |   newspapers, and what newspapers!  Poor bishops!~ ~ Now I am working
 69    2,    3,  c,  162   |          opened the eyes of so many poor dupes and for rebuking those
 70    2,    3,  c,  165   |           under the appearance of a poor man; the third, that of
 71    2,    3,  c,  165   |          the first mystery, nor the poor man's unworthiness that
 72    2,    3,  e,  174   |             for the arrows of these poor blind people and must resist
 73    2,    4,  a,  178   |             tenderness, comfort the poor, the little ones, the orphans,
 74    2,    4,  a,  181   |               From the shack of the poor he rushes to the mansion
 75    2,    4,  c,  193   |          money or gain.  If you are poor, do not desire to be rich
 76    2,    4,  c,  193   |            s favorites, namely, the poor, the widows, the sick, the
 77    2,    4,  c,  194   |             you.~ ~Keep note of the poor, the widows, the orphans,
 78    2,    4,  c,  201   |                  Our seminaries are poor, as well as are most of
 79    2,    5,  a,  205   |             of charity: helping the poor, visiting the sick, consoling
 80    2,    5,  b,  209   |            and the humble. rich and poor, learned and unlearned.~ ~
 81    2,    5,  b,  211   |       learned or unlearned, rich or poor, must all be united as one
 82    2,    5,  b,  212   |             we  ./. must defend our poor young people from bad example
 83    2,    5,  b,  212   |        offerings for the support of poor seminarians; setting up
 84    3,    1,  a,  225   |          those ‑- and they are few, poor fools! ‑- who sacrifice
 85    3,    1,  a,  231   |          welcome you back.  If I, a poor creature bereft of all virtue,
 86    3,    1,  b,  232   |               I will not rely on my poor abilities but expect everything
 87    3,    1,  b,  237   |          workers, who are extremely poor.  They cut wood, make charcoal,
 88    3,    1,  c,  244   |          mystical seed does fall on poor soil where the rocks and
 89    3,    1,  c,  245   |            in figures of speech but poor in thought, fertile in expressions
 90    3,    1,  d,  247   |         very much want all, rich or poor, patrician or plebeian,
 91    3,    1,  e,  253   |          undo the harm brought upon poor mankind by the dreadful
 92    3,    1,  e,  256   |             large fortune.  Are you poor?  Give your children a good
 93    3,    1,  e,  257   |                Let your alms to the poor pass through their innocent
 94    3,    1,  f,  259   |             holy days, we often see poor workers, even children,
 95    3,    1,  f,  260   |               So do not destroy the poor worker; do not humiliate
 96    3,    1,  f,  261   |          labor, a protection of the poor and weak against the oppression
 97    3,    1,  f,  262   |       comforting reality.  Rich and poor, servants and masters, humble
 98    3,    2,  a,  264   |        brothers.  Let us save these poor young students.  Let us
 99    3,    2,  b,  270   |         concerned not only with the poor and the peasants, though
100    3,    2,  b,  270   |        Christ, there are no rich or poor, highborn or plebeian.~ ~
101    3,    2,  d,  285   |        untrained, their speech very poor.  Yet the answers of the
102    3,    2,  e,  294   |         that this Institute for the poor deaf-mutes may also prosper
103    3,    2,  e,  295   |             on earth than that of a poor deaf-mute.  Though blessed
104    3,    2,  e,  296   |           word, calling blessed the poor, the persecuted, and those
105    3,    2,  e,  297   |         even in the workshop of the poor man or the craftsman.  We
106    3,    2,  e,  298   |        anything about him.  Oh, the poor mother who gave birth to
107    3,    2,  e,  298   |           of humble birth!  Oh, the poor mother who would perhaps
108    3,    2,  e,  298   |             hidden in that person!  Poor soul!  Had he been educated,
109    3,    2,  e,  301   |       wretched of the wretched, you poor deaf-mute, are you not able
110    3,    2,  e,  301   |        humble shelter rise to house poor deaf-mute girls and women,
111    3,    2,  e,  303   |             country villa where the poor girls go for their health
112    3,    2,  e,  303   |          calls for.~ ~We know these poor girls have profited from
113    4,    1      308    |               The exploiters of the poor people have made magnificent
114    4,    2      315    |     awareness of their power, these poor people feet more starkly
115    4,    2      317    |            loaf of bread from their poor tables ‑- there were from
116    4,    2      317    |           accused of exploiting the poor, and that kind, charitable
117    4,    2      320    |            most and the best of the poor peasants' produce ends up
118    4,    2      321    |          life of workers and of the poor even more arduous and burdensome
119    4,    2      322    |            do good on behalf of the poor.~ ~Fundamental principles
120    4,    2      322    |            will help and advise the poor, work with others to extirpate
121    4,    2      323    |            who became Father of the poor and the abandoned, the Pope
122    4,    2      323    |            delicate concern for the poor and abandoned, without distinction
123    4,    2      326    |    charitable work.  In fact, those poor unfortunates encounter many
124    4,    3,  a,  331   |          the consciences of so many poor workers, farmers, and office
125    4,    3,  b,  336   |         kingly thrones and in their poor claims.  She has a much
126    4,    4,  a,  348   |             and thus channel all my poor energies to the salvation
127    4,    4,  c,  360   | powers-that-be not only abandon the poor vanguards but even join
128    4,    4,  d,  361   |              Please do the same for poor little me because I need
129    4,    4,  d,  362   |         without fear of error: that poor soul in Piacenza is ravaged
130    5,    1,  a,  376   |         their labors.      ~ ~These poor souls were leaving, some
131    5,    1,  a,  376   |           travelers.  I picture the poor wretches landing in a strange
132    5,    1,  a,  378   |            because of our country's poor conditions, especially agricultural,
133    5,    1,  a,  380   |           desperate sorrow of those poor people.4~ ~ ~
134    5,    1,  b,  381   |            than by the needs of the poor people who are forced to
135    5,    1,  b,  382   |            by depicting to the  ./. poor ‑- tired of their misery ‑-
136    5,    1,  b,  382   |           and say with Manzoni: you poor little ragamuffin, you are
137    5,    1,  b,  382   |            ruin.  How many of these poor people, torn from their
138    5,    1,  c,  383   |          the cry of distress of our poor emigrants and wrote a pamphlet
139    5,    1,  c,  383   |        untold evils and dangers our poor emigrants are confronted
140    5,    1,  c,  383   |          begin before he leaves his poor home, in the person of an
141    5,    1,  c,  384   |            What shall we say of the poor peasants who trust themselves
142    5,    1,  c,  384   |           which have victimized our poor brothers and sisters.~ ~
143    5,    1,  c,  385   |        waiting for them.  But those poor wretches, who had already
144    5,    1,  c,  385   |          moral evils.  In fact, our poor peasants run the risk of
145    5,    1,  c,  386   |           by a thousand promises ‑- poor emigrants who were shamelessly
146    5,    1,  c,  387   |            describe the dangers our poor emigrants meet when it comes
147    5,    1,  c,  387   |           reading.  But how could a poor peasant rise to such sublime
148    5,    1,  c,  388   |            having been duped, these poor migrant peasants are left
149    5,    1,  c,  388   |            imperceptibly lead those poor wretches to a frightening
150    5,    1,  c,  388   |         dangers to the faith of our poor emigrants abound.  Either
151    5,    1,  c,  389   |        unsold, leaving him rich and poor at the same time?~ ~I repeat,
152    5,    2,  a,  395   |            anxious heart on so many poor souls who, in forcible isolation,
153    5,    2,  a,  395   |        reawakening on behalf of the poor and abandoned.  Blessed
154    5,    2,  a,  395   |            the plaintive voice of a poor Lombard peasant who came
155    5,    2,  a,  396   |          yet eloquent language, the poor man went on to tell me about
156    5,    2,  a,  396   |          word of mouth.  From those poor ungrammatical letters, embellished
157    5,    2,  a,  396   |          heart-rending words of the poor Venetian emigrant: "We are
158    5,    2,  a,  396   |            in the perception of the poor.~ ~Well, then, with my charitable
159    5,    2,  a,  397   |          rich in material goods but poor in the riches of the spirit. 
160    5,    2,  a,  398   |            moment, the rich and the poor of Italy have often vied
161    5,    2,  b,  401   |              and the welfare of the poor and the unfortunate.  May
162    5,    2,  c,  405   |           like good news; and those poor wretches, crying with joy,
163    5,    2,  c,  405   |             But, unfortunately, the poor Missionary does not have
164    5,    2,  c,  406   |      unbelief in the minds of those poor, simple settlers, who get
165    5,    2,  c,  411   |    religious sentiment.  Hence, the poor emigrants need not just
166    5,    2,  c,  412   |      flowing from the eyes of these poor people, almost all of them
167    5,    2,  c,  414   |        prove very beneficial to our poor expatriates who here, more
168    5,  Mem,  3,  423   |      innumerable snares set for the poor expatriates by the clash
169    5,  Mem,  4,  425   |            hundreds of thousands of poor emigrants.~ ~How well the
170    5,  Mem,  4,  426   |           would make on millions of poor emigrants in whose hearts
171    5,    3      429    |           to bring good news to the poor.  The Missionaries fulfill
172    5,    3      429    |    environment in which he lived ‑- poor, chaste, and obedient ‑-
173    5,    3,  a,  430   |      received and of the need those poor people felt for at least
174    5,    3,  a,  430   |             feel you want to use my poor person either to prepare
175    5,    3,  a,  434   |      preventing the ruin of so many poor Italian Catholics who are
176    5,    3,  a,  434   |          than once from the lips of poor workers and peasants.~ ~
177    5,    3,  a,  437   |          undertake on behalf of our poor countrymen emigrated to
178    5,    3,  a,  439   |      interest in the welfare of the poor emigrants.  So, even if
179    5,    3,  b,  448   |         thousands upon thousands of poor emigrants, like sheep without
180    5,    3,  b,  450   |           see that the cause of our poor emigrants is very dear to
181    5,    3,  b,  451   |           there are millions of our poor countrymen and women scattered
182    5,    3,  b,  451   |       vocations for the care of our poor emigrants also in your part
183    5,    3,  c,  458   |             this end are offered my poor prayers and those of many
184    5,    3,  c,  459   |         labors as long as there are poor wretches to console, ignorant
185    5,    3,  c,  460   |        ignorant people to instruct, poor people to evangelize, and
186    5,    3,  c,  462   |        hundreds of thousands of our poor brothers and sisters live
187    5,    3,  d,  465   |       destitution of one's parents, poor health, etc.~ ~O Mary, Virgin
188    5,    3,  d,  473   |          your noble concern for our poor emigrants. Personally, I
189    5,    3,  d,  475   |           you because she is always poor and needy.  Right now, we
190    5,    4,  a,  480   |             unabashed friend of the poor (and these days this is
191    5,    4,  a,  480   |            useful to so many of our poor countrymen.  This is the
192    5,    4,  a,  482   |   activities not only encourage the poor emigrants to continue on
193    5,    4,  a,  482   |          tell foreigners that those poor people are not forgotten
194    5,    4,  b,  488   |             who are driving so many poor souls, especially young
195    5,    4,  b,  489   |          and materially destroy the poor wretches who fall into their
196    5,    4,  b,  489   |            arriving in America, the poor peasants will know where
197    5,    4,  b,  495   |              to provide lodging for poor immigrants, as well as for
198    5,    4,  b,  496   |            embarkation, where those poor people were treated as the
199    5,    4,  b,  496   |           of Genoa to accompany the poor emigrants.  On the ship,