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 1   I, 1 |                        1. Great good and great evil come from
 2   I, 1 |    whether to use the media for good or evil ends, in a good
 3   I, 1 |         good or evil ends, in a good or evil way.~These choices,
 4   I, 1 |        the media being used for good or evil?~
 5   I, 3 |       the world to announce the good news (cf. Mt 28:19-20; Mk
 6  II, 9 |       artists, serve the common good by preserving and enriching
 7  II, 12|        in respect to the common good of all. But consultation
 8  II, 12|   needed to discern this common good. Therefore it is imperative
 9  II, 12|         the truth about what is good. This is how the media can
10 III    | COMMUNICATION~THAT VIOLATES~THE GOOD OF THE PERSON~
11 III, 13|         and injure the integral good of persons: by alienating
12 III, 13|        important, including the good news of the Gospel, and
13 III, 14|       the economy to the common good" (Centesimus Annus, 58).~
14 III, 18|         reasonable standards of good media practice like objectivity
15 III, 19|       the media can be used for good or for evil - it is a matter
16  IV, 20|        conception of the common good.~Even to reasonable people
17  IV, 20|         to reasonable people of good will it is not always immediately
18  IV, 22| complementary to the first: The good of persons cannot be realized
19  IV, 22|  realized apart from the common good of the communities to which
20  IV, 22|        they belong. This common good should be understood in
21  IV, 22|    commit oneself to the common good" (Sollicitudo Rei Socialis,
22  IV, 25|        people form standards of good taste and truthful moral
23  IV, 26|   expressing opinions about the good of the Church, with due
24  IV, 26|    consideration for the common good and the dignity of persons (
25  IV, 26|         efforts toward a common good, attain to salvation" (Lumen
26   V, 27|     with enormous potential for good and ill. As interactivity
27   V, 28|       tools, available for both good and evil uses. The choice
28   V, 29|         committed to the common good? Or will they be selfish
29   V, 30|        in pursuit of the common good of all. The need for these
30   V, 30|  protect and promote the common good of the political community;
31   V, 32|     addressed to all persons of good will, not just Catholics,
32   V, 32|     heart the mouth speaks. The good man out of his good treasure
33   V, 32|         The good man out of his good treasure brings forth good,
34   V, 32|      good treasure brings forth good, and the evil man out of
35   V, 33|     mouths, but only such as is good for edifying, as fits the