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501  2,19     |               small groups who do not represent the moral values of the
502 Intro,5   | telecommunications frequently offer a representation of violent behaviour or
503  3,26     |             between communicators and representatives of the public so that those
504  3,29     |      assistance where it is needed or requested. Catholic communicators
505  2,19     |         expression is said by some to require the toleration of pornography,
506  3,20     |             creates an urgent problem requiring realistic responses from
507  3,24     |           that they might know how to resist manipulation and how to
508  3,20     |       exchange of information must be respected, but so must the rights
509  3,27     |          jurists should recognize and respond to the problem of pornography
510  3,25     |              violence in the media by responding positively to the initiatives
511  3,29     |           continued conversation with responsibile communicators to encourage
512  3,22     |             and seek to fulfill their responsibilities with a strong commitment
513  3,27     |       distributed without responsible restriction or regulation. Public authorities
514  3,22     |       trafficking. Many communicators retain high personal and professional
515  1,12     |    relationships and can come to lack reverence and respect for others as
516 Intro,1   |            There has been a worldwide revolution in the perception of moral
517  1,9(5)   |    Pornography: The Longford Report), Ricerche-Mursia, Milan (Italy) 1978; 2)
518 Intro,7   |               children can read. They rightly do not want to see the moral
519  1,12     |            read such material run the risk of carrying over such attitudes
520  3,31     |             overcome evil with good" (Rom 12, 21). ~Pontifical Council
521  1,9(5)   |          sulla Pornografia in Italia, Rome, (Italy), 1986 and 1988. ~~~~~~
522  2,18     |       pervasive moral permissiveness, rooted in the search for personal
523  1,12     |            view or read such material run the risk of carrying over
524  1,9(5)   |            Commission on Pornography, Rutledge Hill Press, Nashville, Tennessee (
525           | s
526  3,27     |             of law have as their most sacred duty the protection of the
527  1,9      |           pornography and violence or safe from injury at the hands
528  2,19     |            decency. Some even falsely say that the best way to combat
529  3,23     |            children provides the best school for the formation of sound
530 Intro,4   |              involved because, as the Second Vatican Council stated,
531  3,31     |             Mons. PIERFRANCO PASTORE, Secretary~~~ ~~~~~
532 Intro,8   |             and groups in the private sector.~
533  3,21     |             shall speak here of seven sectors with obligations in this
534  3,28     |             programs of religious and secular institutes, in the continuing
535  3,22     |           media and society itself by seeking to profit from pornography
536           | seem
537  2,19     |              lucrative industry. Some segments of the communications industry
538  3,22     |               unsupervised. Effective self-control is always the best control,
539  3,23     |         matter; parental passivity or self-indulgence in regard to media teach
540  3,22     |          always the best control, and self-regulation by the media can be the
541  3,28     |              educational programs, in seminaries, 8 in formation programs
542  3,26     |          interests of those whom they serve. ~
543  3,21     |                We shall speak here of seven sectors with obligations
544  1,16     |            the behaviour of dangerous sex offenders - child molesters,
545           | shall
546  3,31     |       concerns of families and of the shepherds of the Church and to invite
547 Intro,6   |               reflections of the dark side of a human nature marred
548  3,28     |         prophetic voice and, often, a sign of contradiction. The so-called "
549  1,12     |               God and as brothers and sisters in the same human family.
550  3,24     |          attitude and properly formed skills of discernment in using
551  2,19     |             are sometimes espoused by small groups who do not represent
552  3,28     |            sign of contradiction. The so-called "ethic" of immediate personal
553  1,9(5)   |           Studi Politici, Economici e Sociali), I e II Rapporto sulla
554 Intro,2(2)|                       Sollicitudo rei socialis, 26.~~~~~~
555  2,19     |     pornography and violence. In some societies, the pornography industry
556  1,13     |                   14. Even so called "soft core" pornography can have
557 Intro,2   |        consequently of the need for a solidarity which will take up interdependence
558 Intro,2(2)|                                       Sollicitudo rei socialis, 26.~~~~~~
559  2,19     |          powerless to contribute to a solution to the problem.
560  3,21     |                          22. We shall speak here of seven sectors with
561  1,9      |              often passionate manner. Specialists may disagree among themselves
562  3,31     |              follow the injunction of St. Paul: "Do not be overcome
563  1,11     |               and reality. At a later stage, violence in the media can
564  3,22     |             personal and professional standards and seek to fulfill their
565  1,9      |           outlines of the problem are stark, clear and frightening.~
566 Intro,4   |            the Second Vatican Council stated, if it is true that "they
567  3,27     |            lacking, weak laws must be strengthened, and existing laws must
568  3,22     |               responsibilities with a strong commitment to moral norms
569  1,9(5)   |           1986; 3) ISPES (Istituto di Studi Politici, Economici e Sociali),
570  1,9      |               experience confirmed by studies conducted around the world
571  3,30     |            violence, deserve extended study and systematic application. ~
572  2,19     |              industry have tragically succumbed to the temptation of exploiting
573  1,12     |     particular implications for those suffering from certain forms of mental
574  3,29     |           toward the media is neither sufficient nor appropriate. Instead,
575  3,22     |  COMMUNICATORS. It would be unfair to suggest that all communications
576  1,11     |             and acceptable behaviour, suitable for imitation. ~
577  1,9(5)   |             Sociali), I e II Rapporto sulla Pornografia in Italia, Rome, (
578  3,30     |            deserve extended study and systematic application. ~
579           | taking
580  3,23     |              and young people must be taught how to be discriminating,
581  3,23     |    self-indulgence in regard to media teach false and damaging lessons
582  1,9      |        through the use of audiovisual techniques, of the right to privacy
583 Intro,5   |         advertising displays and even telecommunications frequently offer a representation
584  2,19     |           tragically succumbed to the temptation of exploiting human weakness,
585  1,9(5)   |       Rutledge Hill Press, Nashville, Tennessee (U.S.A.), 1986; 3) ISPES (
586 Intro,5   |           recordings, the cinema, the theatre, television, videocassettes,
587  1,12     |             itself overtly violent in theme and content. Those who view
588           | therefore
589 Intro,1   |             changes in the way people think and act. The communications
590  1,14     |           personal moral integrity in thought and in action are so important.~
591  1,9(5)   |              on Pornography (original title Pornography: The Longford
592  2,19     |           said by some to require the toleration of pornography, even at
593  1,10     |           continuation of a nefarious trade. ~
594  3,27     |             to control this insidious traffic. Those who have already
595  3,22     |              involved in this noxious trafficking. Many communicators retain
596  2,19     |          communications industry have tragically succumbed to the temptation
597  3,28(8)  |               EDUCATION, Guide to the Training of Future Priests concerning
598 Intro,2   |           take up interdependence and transfer it to the moral plane".2
599  1,14     |             family life, where mutual trust and openness and personal
600 Intro,2   |            divided and beset by every type of conflict, the conviction
601  1,9(5)   |          Press, Nashville, Tennessee (U.S.A.), 1986; 3) ISPES (Istituto
602  2,19     |         consider themselves either as unaffected by pornography or violence
603           | under
604  1,9      |               women and young people, undermine marriage and family life,
605 Intro,7   |         ideals inculcated in the home undermined by objectionable materials
606  1,15     |            factor contributing to the undermining of wholesome family life.~
607 Intro,7   |              the world have expressed understandable concern about the films,
608 Intro,7   |              instruments of unity and understanding can also sometimes be the
609  3,27(7)  |             the Council of Europe and UNESCO, among others, have taken
610  3,22     |            COMMUNICATORS. It would be unfair to suggest that all communications
611 Intro,6   |              a time of widespread and unfortunate confusion about moral norms,
612  1,14     |                Pornography can foster unhealthy preoccupations in fantasy
613  3,22     |       children may often be alone and unsupervised. Effective self-control
614           | up
615           | using
616  2,19     |        expression does not exist in a vacuum. Public responsibility for
617 Intro,6   |              violence accessible to a vastly expanded audience, including
618 Intro,7   |             can also sometimes be the vehicles of a deformed outlook on
619           | via
620  1,9      |             and the most likely to be victimized. Pornography and sadistic
621  3,24     |          merely passive listening and viewing habits. It is also important
622  3,26     |            people - should make their views known to producers, commercial
623 Intro,3   |            Along with old abuses, new violations of human dignity and rights
624  3,23     |             as a child of God, on the virtue of chastity and on the practice
625 Intro,7   |             read. They rightly do not want to see the moral ideals
626           | was
627  3,27     |               where they are lacking, weak laws must be strengthened,
628 Intro,6   |           time was confined mainly to wealthy countries has now begun,
629  3,23     |        practice of self-discipline. A well-ordered family life in which the
630           | were
631           | Wherever
632           | While
633           | whom
634  3,31     |               intended to address the widely expressed concerns of families
635           | will
636  1,10     |        effects of pornography is sin. Willing participation in the production
637 Intro,8   |                                 8. We wish here to describe the more
638           | without
639 Intro,1   |                   1. There has been a worldwide revolution in the perception
640 Intro,3   |            however, have been for the worse. Along with old abuses,
641  1,16     |                            17. In the worst cases, pornography can act
642           | yet