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 1   I, 2 |          and the twentieth century's dazzling innovations may
 2   I, 3 |            symbol of communication's collapse (cf. Gn 11:4-8),
 3   I, 4 |                      4. The Church's approach to the means of
 4   I, 4 |         media be in their children's interests. Most professional
 5   I, 5 |           For example, "the Church's culture of wisdom can save
 6  II, 6 |           6. Following the Council's Pastoral Constitution on
 7  II, 7 |          products.~In short, today's complex national and international
 8  II, 8 |         are indispensable in today's democratic societies. They
 9  II, 11|             Religious. Many people's religious lives are greatly
10  II, 11|         media contribute to people's spiritual enrichment in
11  II, 11|          images of the Holy Father's pastoral visits to countless
12 III, 15| utilitarianism that underlie today's culture of death. They participate
13 III, 17|       which seeks to expand people's knowledge and skills and
14 III, 18|  rationalism and skepticism. Today's media often mirror the post-modern
15 III, 18|     special treatment for religion's institutional interests;
16 III, 18|             downplaying the Gospel's demand for conversion, repentance,
17  IV, 24|     involves learning about people's needs, being aware of their
18  IV, 24|       operate. No doubt the market's voice can be heard in these
19  IV, 25|            76). For their children's sake, as well as their own,
20  IV, 26|           and foremost, the Church's practice of communication
21  IV, 26|            Beyond that, the Church's own media should be committed
22  IV, 26|          as it is contained in God's revealed word and expressed
23  IV, 26|            presented as the Church's teaching (cf. Canon 227).~
24  IV, 26|      revealed truth and the Church's teaching, and with respect
25   V, 29|           other social ills. Today's media vastly increase the
26   V, 31|         has in it something of God's creative activity. "With
27   V, 32|          now and always the Father's love and the ultimate meaning
28   V, 32|          He adjusted to his people's way of talking and to their