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Ioannes Paulus PP. II
Ecclesia in Africa

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  • CHAPTER VI
    • II. Communicating the good news
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Traditional forms of communication

123. The traditional forms of social communication must never be underestimated. In many places in Africa they are still very useful and effective. Moreover, they are "less costly and more accessible".239 These forms include songs and music, mimes and the theatre, proverbs and fables. As vehicles of the wisdom and soul of the people, they are a precious source of material and of inspiration for the modern media.




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