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 1   I, 1 |          people make of the media of social communication. Although
 2   I, 1 |           control the instruments of social communication and determine
 3   I, 2 |                     2. The impact of social communication can hardly
 4   I, 2 |               Pontifical Council for Social Communications, Aetatis
 5   I, 3 |           interested in the means of social communication. Viewed in
 6   I, 3 |               Pontifical Council for Social Communications, Communio
 7   I, 4 |             approach to the means of social communication is fundamentally
 8   I, 4 |         reflecting upon the means of social communication, we must face
 9   I, 4 |       majority of people involved in social communication in any capacity
10   I, 5 |      substantial and growing body of social teaching, whose theological
11   I, 5 |               including the world of social communication, is "precisely
12  II    |                                   II~SOCIAL COMMUNICATION~THAT SERVES
13  II, 6 |              Pastoral Instruction on Social Communications Communio
14  II, 6 |           the capacity for dialogue.~Social communication has immense
15  II, 6 |               Pontifical Council for Social Communications, Ethics in
16  II, 7 |            role in a market economy. Social communication supports business
17  II, 8 |                        8. Political. Social communication benefits society
18  II, 9 |               Cultural. The means of social communication offer people
19  II, 12|        imperative for the parties to social communication to engage
20 III    |                                  III~SOCIAL COMMUNICATION~THAT VIOLATES~
21 III, 13|         common in media. Often, too, social communication overlooks
22 III, 16|               Pontifical Council for Social Communications, Pornography
23 III, 16|         imposed through the means of social communication also is a
24 III, 18|    relationship between the means of social communication and religion
25 III, 19|           exploit them. The means of social communication, properly
26  IV, 20|           other fields also apply to social communication. Principles
27  IV, 20|         communication. Principles of social ethics like solidarity,
28  IV, 20|             among persons.~Ethics in social communication is concerned
29  IV, 21|              the use of the media of social communication; communication
30  IV, 22|         exists to serve.~Thus, while social communication rightly looks
31  IV, 22|         ought to govern all areas of social life - economic, political,
32  IV, 22|            messages and processes of social communication but also about
33  IV, 22|              where what the means of social communication do - or fail
34  IV, 23|           They are also performing a social duty" (Communio et Progressio,
35  IV, 24|            carried too far. Media of social communication must remain
36  IV, 25|          first duty of recipients of social communication is to be discerning
37  IV, 25|             opportunities created by social communication.~
38  IV, 26|        responsibilities in regard to social communication. First and
39   V, 28|       whether they be specialists in social communication or specialists
40   V, 29|                                  29. Social communication can join people
41   V, 29|         between groups, and by other social ills. Today's media vastly
42   V, 29|             increase the outreach of social communication - its quantity,
43   V, 30|              the use of the means of social communication, the Church
44   V, 30|               Pontifical Council for Social Communications, Criteria
45   V, 33| communicating. For those involved in social communication, whether as