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 1 2    |         is rooted in a vision of communication as a way toward communion.
 2 2    |        of emotion", it declares, communication is "the giving of self in
 3 2    |         love".8 In this respect, communication mirrors the Church's own
 4 2    |  contributing to it.~Indeed, the communication of truth can have a redemptive
 5 2    |       out the ongoing, unlimited communication of God's reconciling love
 6 2    |       our very way of life. Thus communication must lie at the heart of
 7 2,A  |          stimulate interpersonal communication rather than substituting
 8 2,B  | Providence" for the promotion of communication and communion among human
 9 2,B  |   anthropology and a theology of communication -- not least, so that theology
10 2,C  |        the Church is essentially communication of the Good News of Jesus
11 2,C  |  cultures.~This understanding of communication on the part of the Church
12 2,D  |      whole understanding of what communication in the Church means is based
13 3,C  |      from access to the means of communication, the systematic abridgement
14 3,D  |       exercise of the freedom of communication should depend upon wealth,
15 App,4|          the Church means active communication with the community through
16 App,4|          make possible effective communication between the Church and the