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 1   1,  1     |             Today's revolution in social communications involves
 2   1,  1     |          psychological, moral and social development of persons,
 3   1,  1(1)  |            Pontifical Council for Social Communications, Pastoral
 4   1,  1(1)  |      Instruction Aetatis Novae on Social Communications on the twentieth
 5   1,  1(2)  |            Pontifical Council for Social Communications, The Church
 6   1,  2(3)  |            Pontifical Council for Social Communications, Ethics in
 7   1,  3     |           the use of the media of social communication; communication
 8   1,  3     |     common good—“the sum total of social conditions which allow people,
 9   1,  3     |         for ethical evaluation of social communications. It should
10   1,  4(7)  |         the Pontifical Academy of Social Sciences, n. 2, April 27,
11   1,  4     |          spurring rapid, sweeping social change. This is not just
12   1,  4     | destructive flood threatening the social norms which had protected
13   1,  4(10) |         the Pontifical Academy of Social Sciences, n. 2.~
14   1,  5     |       Instruction on the Means of Social Communications Communio
15   1,  5(12) |         Pontifical Commission for Social Communications, Pastoral
16   1,  5(12) |       Instruction on the Means of Social Communication, Communio
17   2,  8(16) |            Pontifical Council for Social Communications, Pornography
18   2,  9     |       Internet and other media of social communication can be “a
19   3,  10    |      economic but also technical, social, and cultural. So, for example,
20   3,  10(22)|         the Pontifical Academy of Social Sciences, n. 5.~
21   3,  11    |     values—ways of thinking about social relationships, family, religion,
22   3,  11    |           with the other media of social communication, is transmitting
23   3,  12    |     Internet or in other media of social communication—because they
24   4,  17(38)|         the Pontifical Academy of Social Sciences, n. 2.~