Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I, 2,1 |               already speak of a true social and cultural transformation,
 2    I, 2,1 |       diffusion of the instruments of social communication, the influence
 3    I, 2,2 |            associations stemming from social contacts experience more
 4    I, 2,4 |           things in both personal and social life. Hence a religious
 5    I, 2,4 |       progress and the instruments of social communication are having
 6    I, 3,5 |               prerogatives of certain social classes to an excessive
 7    I, 3,8 |            are spread, especially the social communications media.~ ~
 8   II, 2,31|             for different age levels, social conditions of men, human
 9  III      |              the perspective of their social and cultural formation.
10  III, 2,57|          determinism and on economic, social, cultural, and such other
11  III, 2,57|      conditions in the psychological, social, economic, political, and
12   IV      |          varies according to the age, social conditions, and degree of
13   IV, 4   |        experiences, both personal and social; it also has the duty of
14   IV, 5   | responsibilities in the Church and in social life, and through the practice
15   IV, 6   |           further their education for social Life, both in the case of
16    V, 1   |               necessary for beginning social life as well as for promoting
17    V, 2   |               not only for sharing in social life but also for active
18    V, 5   |               future profession. This social class has a great impact
19    V, 6   |         Others believe that human and social questions should be presented
20    V,15   |               undertaking of tasks in social life, and the responsibilities
21    V,16   |           within the relationships of social life; and ail these things
22    V,17   |          experiences of his personal, social, and spiritual life. A danger
23    V,17   |         between personal life and its social context, but it looks especially
24    V,18   |          changing one’s profession or social status. These changes can
25    V,19   |              questions that deal with social relations. Man wishes to
26   VI, 2,70|             and of ail other forms of social and cultural groups.~ ~The
27   VI, 2,71|              influence on the work of social transformation.~Since the
28   VI, 3,79|               himself. They influence social relationships and shape
29   VI, 4,90|              place among the media of social communication (cf. 1M, 3).
30   VI, 6,96|           with the lay apostolate and social action, and so on. Besides,