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 1   I, 2 |  contemplation to violence. Depending on how they use media, people
 2  II, 6 |               s Pastoral Constitution on the Church in the Modern
 3  II, 6 |              the Pastoral Instruction on Social Communications Communio
 4  II, 8 | accountability, turning the spotlight on incompetence, corruption,
 5 III, 13|        banality. Stereotyping - based on race and ethnicity, sex
 6 III, 13|              Gospel, and concentrates on the fashionable or faddish.~
 7 III, 14|               a case in point: "Based on a purely economic conception
 8 III, 14|             and even survival, depend on information.~In such ways,
 9 III, 14|               leave so many countries on the margins of development,
10 III, 15|         public relations are deployed on behalf of policies that
11 III, 16|               Pastoral Response, 10).~On the international level,
12 III, 18|        religion there are temptations on both sides.~On the side
13 III, 18|            temptations on both sides.~On the side of the media, these
14 III, 18|           Ratio, 81).~The temptations on the side of religion include
15 III, 19|               a human community based on justice and charity; and,
16  IV, 20|            not just with what appears on cinema and television screens,
17  IV, 20|               and television screens, on radio broadcasts, on the
18  IV, 20|         screens, on radio broadcasts, on the printed page and the
19  IV, 24|               these cannot be counted on to safeguard either the
20  IV, 24|      ever-smaller units based largely on economic factors and patterns
21   V, 27|                happening in real time on the other side of the planet.
22   V, 31|              the divine Artist passes on to the human artist" - and,
23   V, 31|             body of moral truth based on human dignity and rights,
24   V, 32|              our lives.~"While he was on earth Christ revealed himself
25   V, 32|                 He did not waste time on idle speech or on vindicating
26   V, 32|          waste time on idle speech or on vindicating himself, not
27   V, 32|               forth evil. I tell you, on the day of judgment men
28   V, 32|              that "no guile was found on his lips"; and further: "
29   V, 32|              Pt 2:22-23). He insisted on candor and truthfulness