Chapter,Paragraph

 1   1,26 | down-to-earth ways. His love of the poor was a model for those who
 2   3,55 |              and especially for the poor, the essential identifying
 3   3,58 |            gap between the rich and poor continues to grow in a world
 4   3,59 |       injustices; the desire of the poor and marginalised to become
 5   3,63 |         Take particular care of the poor children, the most ignorant
 6   3,66 |   determination and capacity of the poor to help themselves - we
 7   3,66 |           the human weakness of the poor until we learn real solidarity -
 8   3,66 |          recognise the cause of the poor as God’s cause, and that
 9   4,72 |         brokenness. He welcomes the poor and those on the edges of
10   6,158|          openness to the materially poor. 30~
11   7,168|      special way for those who were poor or orphaned, welcoming them
12   8    |         with a special love for the poor and excluded.~We believe
13 Quest  |            poverty leads them to be poor in other ways (cf. art.
14 Notes  |             citizen, but even their poor and unappetizing food…~Champagnat
15 Notes  |           love of Jesus Christ. The poor and hidden life of the divine
16 Notes  |         those three places that our poor hearts can better understand
17 Notes  |      Marcellin’s compassion for the poor~One day, he was summoned
18 Notes  |           address, where he found a poor unfortunate covered with
19 Notes  |        himself in order to help the poor or to cater for the needs
20 Notes  |          among young people and the poor circumstances in which they
21 Notes  |         general and, in particular, poor orphans, is the object of
22 Notes  |             is the education of the poor, will teach reading, writing,
23 Notes  |          showing preference for the poor~. . . Loving the poor as
24 Notes  |           the poor~. . . Loving the poor as he did, our Founder wanted
25 Notes  |            our Founder, we love the poor. They are God’s blessed
26 Notes  |        stand in solidarity with the poor and their just causes. We
27 Notes  |        daily lives.~Concern for the poor impels us to search out
28 Notes  |             is directed towards the poor, with whom we share our
29 Notes  |            cry of pain from so many poor people all over the world,
30 Notes  |                   The desire of the poor and marginalized to become
31 Notes  |         preferential option for the poor. ~* The vision of a world
32 Notes  |       announce the Good News to the poor.~And yet today more than
33 Notes  |           before. . . the number of poor and marginalized people
34 Notes  |             as to get closer to the poor and to all the others who
35 Notes  |         preferential option for the poor is a Gospel imperative;
36 Notes  |         works at the service of the poor.~XIX General Chapter, Solidarity,
37 Notes  |       contemporaries, both rich and poor, all of whom are involved
38 Notes  |             on more schools for the poor because the works we are
39 Notes  | particularly for the sake of these (poor children), that he founded
40 Notes  |      qualities; each pupil, rich or poor, should be treated according
41 Notes  |            in private houses. A few poor children also sought refuge.
42 Notes  |            especially those who are poor or in any way afflicted,
43 Notes  |             14 With the eyes of the poor~All the Brothers of the
44 Notes  |            expressed option for the poor, some Brothers are called
45 Notes  |           to work directly with the poor. Some are also called to
46 Notes  |             called to live like the poor in a way that allows us
47 Notes  |         preferential option for the poor. All Brothers, wherever
48 Notes  |            the call to work for the poor and to organise their lives
49 Notes  |         from the perspective of the poor.~XIX General Chapter, Solidarity,
50 Notes  |         sisters, above all with the poor, and with those who are