Chap.

 1 1|         above, which can have a good or a bad moral effect. In
 2 1|         and so quick to produce good or spread evil, be left
 3 1|       certainly be desirable if good men could agree on banning
 4 1| influences. ~To you, so full of good will, let Us now address
 5 1|       the individual and common good, and especially our youth. ~
 6 1|     your own profession. Put to good use, therefore, that pre-eminence
 7 1|       present pictures that are good, noble, beautiful, which
 8 1|       the soul of the viewer to good or to evil, We will call
 9 1|       he can, in short, go from good to better through the use
10 1|    outstanding ability and your good will. To bring into existence
11 1|       thoughtful for the common good, who are rightly persuaded
12 2|      worthy to be classified as good, but which, by defect of
13 2|          has already given some good results in films whose content
14 2|       if only as background for good, as shadow from which light
15 3|     community and on the common good, We drew strong arguments
16 3|         fit tool for the common good. What can an ideal film
17 3|   belittle the vast treasury of good the family can dispense:
18 3|   parents.~But what other human good would remain for man on
19 3|        be, in what concerns the good of the community, an ideal
20 3|         a part in attaining the good of that community.~We prescind,
21 3|       To this essence, which is good in itself and a source of
22 3|       in itself and a source of good for every member of the
23 3|    through a mutual exchange of good deeds, to organize a social
24 3| preservation of the true common good through the harmonising
25 3|      right to direct the common good as its proper end. Yet,
26 3|       to remind men of whatever good has been neglected, lead
27 3|      the interest of the public good, to rise above errors that
28 3|      the depths of their souls, good and sound, ask no more from
29 3|     reflection of the true, the good, the beautiful: in a word,