Bonaventure

Thirdly, as to the enrichment of poverty through grace, it is added: And not receive much more in this time: which is not to be understood of temporal things, so that he would have many more wives, or children, or carnal brothers, but it is understood of the spiritual charisms of graces, by which poverty is incomparably enriched without loss to another: and this through the gift of charity, which makes all things common, according to that passage of 1 Corinthians 3: "All things are yours, whether present or future"; through the gift …

Commentary on Luke, Chapter 18 ↗