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"Blessed are the poor in spirit" does not mean living in poverty but to embrace spiritual poverty and to trust God completely to provide for our needs. Being poor in spirit is how the tenth commandment is lived out. We shouldn't feel envious of other peoples items or how much money they have, which can be the biggest challenge for some people. Seeing someone having something you want or having a lot of money to buy nice things sometimes makes it hard not to be jealous. But having a spiritual detachment from material wealth lets us have a lifestyle centered around contributing to the common good.

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What Does "Blessed Are the Poor in Spirit" Mean?

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The USCCB says that "Those who are poor in spirit, "live in a precarious situation." They are "wholly dependent on God"  It is not surprising that Jesus would call the poor blessed. Throughout the Old and New Testaments, those who are most vulnerable bestows special care and concern."

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the option for the poor and vulnerable is the theme most related to the beatitude.  this states that we must put the most poor and vulnerable people first. "Poor" could mean having no wealth but it could also have a meaning as "poor in spirit", which ties back to the beatitude. "The needs of the poor take priority over the desires of the rich; the rights of workers over the maximization of profits; the preservation of the environment over uncontrolled industrial expansion; the production to meet social needs over production for military purposes". (United States Conference of Catholic Bishops)