Chapter, Paragraph

 1   I, 1 |         are made not only by those who receive communication -
 2   I, 1 |            but especially by those who control the instruments
 3   I, 2 |            effects. Not even those who shun the media can avoid
 4   I, 2 |          avoid contact with others who are deeply influenced by
 5   I, 4 |           desires to support those who are professionally involved
 6   I, 4 |          conscientious individuals who want to do the right thing.
 7  IV, 20|            technology and product (who shall be information rich
 8  IV, 20|            be information rich and who shall be information poor?).
 9  IV, 22| professional expertise" and "those who fail to keep up with the
10  IV, 22|       needs and interests of those who are particularly vulnerable  -
11  IV, 25|         and inner freedom of those who have learned to know Christ (
12  IV, 26|           Law, Canon 822.1).~Those who represent the Church must
13  IV, 26|    credibly to people today, those who speak for her have to give
14  IV, 26|            served if more of those who hold offices and perform
15  IV, 26|         faith, "holders of office, who are invested with a sacred
16  IV, 26|        their brethren, so that all who belong to the People of
17   V, 30|             with public officials, who have a particular duty to
18   V, 30|     churches and religious groups, who share her desire that media
19   V, 32|      identified himself with those who were to receive his communication,
20   V, 32|         and he taught them "as one who had authority" (Mt 7:29;
21   V, 32|            life" (Jn 14:6) and "he who has seen me has seen the
22   V, 32|          do the will of the Father who sent him (Jn 4:34), and
23   V, 32|            and warned that for one who did, "it would be better...
24   V, 32|    threaten; but he trusted to him who judges justly" (1 Pt 2:22-
25   V, 33|          may impart grace to those who hear" (Eph 4:25,29). Serving