Chapter, Paragraph

 1   I, 1 |                  this or that, these are not blind forces of nature beyond
 2   I, 1 |               ethical question, are made not only by those who receive
 3   I, 2 |               their opinions and values. Not only do they transmit and
 4   I, 2 |              with near-narcotic effects. Not even those who shun the
 5   I, 4 |          positive, encouraging. She does not simply stand in judgment
 6   I, 4 |                  these instruments to be not only products of human genius
 7  II, 7 |                  Economic. The market is not a norm of morality or a
 8  II, 7 |     international economic systems could not function without the media.
 9  II, 9 |              wisdom and beauty. We speak not only of presentations of
10 III, 14|                  grave injustices, it is not enough for communicators
11 III, 16|             media, and although they are not obliged to be somber and
12 III, 16|             somber and dull, they should not be tawdry and demeaning
13 III, 16|                  serious duty to uplift, not degrade, them.~The problem
14 III, 16|       transcultural communication should not be at the expense of the
15 III, 17|           information the authorities do not want them to have. This
16 III, 17|                  pursue worthy purposes, not narrow their horizons and
17 III, 18|            object of curiosity that does not merit serious attention;
18 III, 18|                tastes over those that do not; trying to imprison transcendence
19 III, 19|       communication through the media is not a utilitarian exercise intended
20 III, 19|                  and enrich their lives, not isolate and exploit them.
21  IV, 20|               communication is concerned not just with what appears on
22  IV, 20|                ethical dimension relates not just to the content of communication (
23  IV, 20|                people of good will it is not always immediately clear
24  IV, 22|             particular groups, it should not do so in a way that sets
25  IV, 22|        participation in making decisions not only about the messages
26  IV, 23| commercialization and privatization does not lie in state control of
27  IV, 23|                 their opinions, they are not merely making use of a right.
28  IV, 23|         perspective, this presumption is not an absolute, indefeasible
29  IV, 24|                genuinely representative, not skewed in favor of particular
30  IV, 24|             communicate with people, and not just speak to them. This
31  IV, 24|                content and policy should not be left only to the market
32  IV, 24|                  of consumption - should not be carried too far. Media
33  IV, 25|           Professional communicators are not the only ones with ethical
34  IV, 26|                 personal opinions should not be presented as the Church'
35  IV, 26|     communication training. This is true not only of seminarians, persons
36  IV, 26|         confidentiality. But this should not be for the sake of manipulation
37   V, 28|             choice is ours. The media do not call for a new ethic; they
38   V, 28|                   Ethics in the media is not the business only of specialists,
39   V, 29|             quantity, its speed; they do not make the reaching out of
40   V, 30|                 Progressio, 13). She may not keep the truth about the
41   V, 32|                all persons of good will, not just Catholics, it is appropriate,
42   V, 32|                  and he gave his message not only in words but in the
43   V, 32|                Father" (Jn 14:9). He did not waste time on idle speech
44   V, 32|                  on vindicating himself, not even when he was accused
45   V, 32|                  simple, everyday terms. Not only his words but his deeds,
46   V, 32|              When he was reviled, he did not revile in return; when he
47   V, 32|                 when he suffered, he did not threaten; but he trusted