Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 I,2   |          suggestive power of the media, frequently idealizes life
 2 II,1,2|                             Mass media and information technology ~
 3 II,1,2|          on the influence of the media ... It is also necessary
 4 II,1,2|      what they comprehend... The media can be used to proclaim
 5 II,1,2| information provided by the mass media lessens the impact of distance
 6 II,1,2|   opinion. ~The influence of the media which has no frontiers,
 7 II,1,2|        Christ in the traditional media?».(14) ~The most startling
 8 III,7 |                             Mass media and religious information ~
 9 III,7 |      under the influence of mass media and information technology.
10 III,7 |      educators. In addition, the media of mass communication (mass
11 III,7 |         mass communication (mass media) broadcast a multitude of
12 III,7 |        not only in the religious media, but also in state-run or
13 III,7 |          state-run or commercial media, which naturally speak to
14 III,7 |           In countries where the media are open to what religion
15 III,7 |   professionals. This use of the media is to be seen as direct
16 III,7 |        up-to-date communications media, a pastoral approach to
17 III,7 |        the social communications media are most influential» (Ecclesia
18 III,7 |     presence of Catholics in the media will be all the more fruitful
19 III,7 |       face the challenges of the media. ~34. The pastoral approach
20 III,7 |       inclination to work in the media. A pastoral approach to
21 III,7 |         Neutral, open and honest media offer well-prepared Christians
22 III,7 |      training, have worked out a Media ethical charter, a Code
23 III,7 |          and have also founded a Media ethical council. Others