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 1   1,  1     |       Today's revolution in social communications involves a fundamental reshaping
 2   1,  1     |           societies, intercultural communications, and the perception and
 3   1,  1(1)  |      Pontifical Council for Social Communications, Pastoral Instruction Aetatis
 4   1,  1(1)  |            Aetatis Novae on Social Communications on the twentieth anniversary
 5   1,  1(2)  |      Pontifical Council for Social Communications, The Church and Internet.~
 6   1,  2(3)  |      Pontifical Council for Social Communications, Ethics in Communications,
 7   1,  2(3)  |          Communications, Ethics in Communications, n. 5.~
 8   1,  3     |       ethical evaluation of social communications. It should be understood
 9   1,  4     |      solidarity, the revolution in communications media and information technology,
10   1,  4     |   situation in which “commerce and communications are no longer bound by borders”. 7
11   1,  5     | Instruction on the Means of Social Communications Communio et Progressio made
12   1,  5(12) |   Pontifical Commission for Social Communications, Pastoral Instruction on
13   2,  7(15) |                          Ethics in Communications, n. 2.~
14   2,  8(16) |      Pontifical Council for Social Communications, Pornography and Violence
15   2,  8(16) |    Pornography and Violence in the Communications Media: A Pastoral Response,
16   2,  9(20) |         Message for the 33rd World Communications Day, n. 4, January 24, 1999.~
17   3,  10(21)|          for the 31st World Day of Communications, 1997.~
18   3,  11    |       because of the impact of new communications technology on the lives
19   3,  13(30)|                          Ethics in Communications, n. 29.~
20   4,  15(32)|                          Ethics in Communications, n. 1.~
21   4,  17(39)|                          Ethics in Communications, n. 22.~