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 1   I, 1 |  question, are made not only by those who receive communication -
 2   I, 1 |     readers - but especially by those who control the instruments
 3   I, 2 | near-narcotic effects. Not even those who shun the media can avoid
 4   I, 4 |          She desires to support those who are professionally involved
 5   I, 4 |  evaluation. To choose rightly, those choosing need to "know the
 6 III, 15|         of freedom and progress those positions which are unreservedly
 7 III, 18|  conform to secular tastes over those that do not; trying to imprison
 8  IV, 22|    professional expertise" and "those who fail to keep up with
 9  IV, 22|      the needs and interests of those who are particularly vulnerable  -
10  IV, 25|    clarity and inner freedom of those who have learned to know
11  IV, 26|        Canon Law, Canon 822.1).~Those who represent the Church
12  IV, 26|       credibly to people today, those who speak for her have to
13  IV, 26|       be well served if more of those who hold offices and perform
14   V, 32|         identified himself with those who were to receive his
15   V, 33|       of our communicating. For those involved in social communication,
16   V, 33|     that it may impart grace to those who hear" (Eph 4:25,29).