Holy poverty (n.) may only trade one vanity for a greater one.
Holy poverty (n.) is like the auxiliary line in a geometry proof: the proof does not need it, we do.
Holy poverty (n.) is a life with no strings attached, where everything is already lost and so there is nothing left to lose.
Pauperism (n.) develops more rapidly than population and wealth.
Pauperism (n.) is the state of chronic dependence on public charity, an older term for persistent poverty.
Pauperism (n.) is the hospital of the labor army.