Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 II,1,2|         real cultural revolution: television, for instance, transforms
 2 II,1,2|           time every day watching television or listening to radio programmes.
 3 II,1,2|    listening to radio programmes. Television and radio can be a means
 4 III,7 |           and films as well as on television and the Internet, risk prevailing
 5 III,7 |          the most modest Catholic television and radio stations, particularly
 6 III,7 |     attention to press, radio and television journalists. The questions
 7 III,7 |   presence in the world of radio, television, books and magazines, the
 8 III,7 |      Churches organize cinema and television festivals, and offer prizes
 9 III,8 | themselves via Internet, radio or television and who can deal with the
10 III,9 |          churned out daily by the television, the cinema and videos,