Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 Intro,6| including young people and even children, and a problem which at
 2 Intro,7|       television programs their children can see, about the records
 3 Intro,7|         about the records their children can hear and about the publications
 4 Intro,7|    about the publications their children can read. They rightly do
 5  1,11  |       media can be confusing to children, who may not be able to
 6  1,12  |  respect for others as precious children of God and as brothers and
 7  3,22  |    directly into the home where children may often be alone and unsupervised.
 8  3,23  |        sound moral formation of children and youth. This includes
 9  3,23  |         each other and to their children provides the best school
10  3,23  |       moral values. Today, too, children and young people must be
11  3,23  |     particular, influence their children through the example they
12  3,23  |     matters of concern to their children in a loving and gentle manner.