total of 57 articles, the last three in 1976. Example in austerity Arizmendiarrieta lived his entire life in personal austerity, as a young man out of family necessity and after the emergence of cooperatives out of personal conviction. He lived with the limited salary of curate of the parish, he never received anything from the cooperatives or the entities that he promoted, he worked in a small office of the Professional School. He did not drink, and ate the least. In Mondragon he traveled by bicycle like the workers, until several cooperative leaders "stole" it, to later give him a velosolex (bicycle with a small motor). And for trips outside, he would ask friends for favors or take the cheapest tickets. Despite being the promoter of numerous cooperatives, and often the drafter of the projects and statutes, which he personally defended before the different administrations, he gave up holding any position. In the few individual distinctions that he accepted, he included in them those who had helped him materialize, just as he did in the openings of new pavilions and companies. He never acted for personal interests, and despite the fact that some class-oriented businessmen from Mondragon were detractors of the popular "priest", and were suspicious of the participation of workers in the capital and the management of the new business model, Arizmendiarrieta maintained his ideology of social justice. In 1956 he was threatened by the Civil Governor with transfer, and he replied that he would obey the decision of his superior of the diocese, but that he would not become an accommodating priest. Personal closeness Arizmendiarrieta shaped his ideas into concrete achievements involving many people: politicians, businessmen, teachers, young people, etc. And he did it with empathy and respect for everyone. His daily work was based on an exercise of renunciation of homage, submission, deference, gratitude, or the discreet charm of power. As a young man he moved around the town on a bicycle, out of affinity with the workers. He ate frugally, and when a charge from Madrid visited Mondragon for an event, Arizmendiarrieta would notify the nuns of the college to receive the visitors with a hot broth. In 1958, the Director of Professional Education in Madrid Guillermo Reyna visited Mondragon. He was surprised by the affable treatment of the students with Arizmendiarrieta, and he wrote to him: “It gave me a bad impression that the students