"Today, furthermore, given the worldwide dimension which the social question has assumed, this love of preference for the poor, and the decisions which it inspires in us, cannot but embrace the immense multitudes of the hungry, the needy, the homeless, those without health care and, above all, those without hope of a better future" (Pontifical Commission: Iustitia et Pax)
This quote references the Catholic Social Teaching "Preferential Option for the Poor and Vulnerable". It explains how equity for those who are suffering can break them out of the cycle of poverty and homelessness and give them a chance for a better future.