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 1  I,7  |       Without denying that the means of social communication
 2  I,9  | spiritual richness and a great means of evangelization".33 They
 3 II,13 |   reveal the depths of what it means to be human. Through Jesus,
 4 III,15|      and philosophies. 55 This means that these religions, cultures
 5 IV,22 |   mission. 95 It is a decisive means of evangelization, especially
 6 IV,22 |        considered an important means of educating people in the
 7  V,25 | fellowship and communion... by means of organized youth apostolates
 8  V,28 |        deprived of the minimal means of survival, and to bring
 9  V,31 |    they belong is the ordinary means of salvation. 154 Here I
10  V,31 |        apart from the ordinary means which he has established
11 VI,38 |        vindicating claims or a means of resolving differences.
12 VI,39 |       free markets and for the means of social communication.
13 VI,40 |       agencies and banks. This means that many people are trapped
14 VII,44|  consecrated life a privileged means of effective evangelization. 213~
15 VII,46|      Fathers pointed out, this means that the family should be
16 VII,46|     service to others. It also means that parents should strive
17 VII,48|     era of globalization, "the means of social communication
18 VII,48|       to be for many the chief means of information and education,
19 VII,48| exceptional role played by the means of social communication
20 VII,48|      these can be an important means of sustaining and nurturing
21 VII,49|     The word itself, "martyr", means witness, and those who have
22 VII,49|     the Church in Asia what it means to bear witness to the Lamb