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 1   I, 1 |            say here - that "media" do this or that, these are
 2   I, 1 |        acts of communicating often do have unintended consequences,
 3   I, 2 |      opinions and values. Not only do they transmit and receive
 4   I, 4 |            We say again: The media do nothing by themselves; they
 5   I, 4 |            individuals who want to do the right thing. Public
 6  II, 6 |        persons in community. Media do this by encouraging men
 7  II, 6 | fulfillment. Without pretending to do more than give an overview,
 8  II, 12|            to know one another. To do this, it is...important
 9 III, 17|        information the authorities do not want them to have. This
10 III, 18|     secular tastes over those that do not; trying to imprison
11 III, 19|             and, in so far as they do that, they will be signs
12  IV, 22|   particular groups, it should not do so in a way that sets one
13  IV, 22|            of social communication do - or fail to do - bears
14  IV, 22|      communication do - or fail to do - bears a share of the blame
15   V, 28|          choice is ours. The media do not call for a new ethic;
16   V, 29|          quantity, its speed; they do not make the reaching out
17   V, 32|              For his "food" was to do the will of the Father who