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 1  II, 6 |        and function as persons in community. Media do this by encouraging
 2  II, 12|           build and sustain human community. And indeed all communication
 3  II, 12| communication ought to be open to community among persons.~"In order
 4  II, 12|           Life, Fraternal Life in Community, 29). Communication that
 5  II, 12| Communication that serves genuine community is "more than the expression
 6  II, 12|          being and fulfillment of community members in respect to the
 7 III, 13|         also can be used to block community and injure the integral
 8 III, 19|          and these things destroy community. It is the task of communication
 9 III, 19|        create and sustain a human community based on justice and charity;
10  IV, 20|          liberty and to authentic community among persons.~Ethics in
11  IV, 21|        human person and the human community are the end and measure
12  IV, 22|         purposes to whose pursuit community members jointly commit themselves
13  IV, 22|          themselves and which the community exists to serve.~Thus, while
14  IV, 22|     especially, the international community and international communications
15  IV, 25|           broader application: "A community, aware of the influence
16  IV, 25|         use them for personal and community growth, with the evangelical
17  IV, 25|           Life, Fraternal Life in Community, 34).~Similarly, parents
18  IV, 26|          to the well being of the community and to the role of the Magisterium
19   V, 29|            Instead being a global community, might the ‘web' of the
20   V, 30|     rights, and a vision of human community whose members are joined
21   V, 30|        human person and the human community to herself; she must share
22   V, 30|      common good of the political community; with men and women from
23   V, 33|         person, building up human community grounded in solidarity and