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 1     Ded,  1 |     opened up new avenues of easy communication of all kinds of news, of
 2       I,  2 |           these powerful means of communication create and amplify. It tells
 3       I,  2 |           the use of the means of communication for religious information,
 4       I,  3 |          Ours is an age of global communication in which countless moments
 5       I,  3 |    approach to using the powerful communication media must be situated within
 6      II,  4 |         help as a “great code” of communication of a message which is not
 7      II,  4 |        recounts and documents the communication of God with man, a communication
 8      II,  4 |  communication of God with man, a communication which uses all forms and
 9      II,  4 |            In the Word made flesh communication itself takes on its most
10      II,  5 |                            5. The communication between God and humanity
11      II,  5 |         decisive and definitive a communication, the media provide a providential
12      II,  5 |       culminating moment in which communication becomes full communion:
13      II,  6 |           continuous and circular communication of perfect and infinite
14      II,  6 |         Son and the Holy Spirit. ~Communication permeates the essential
15      II,  6 |        Spirit, can facilitate the communication of the Gospel and render
16     III,  8 |         fundamental expression of communication with God and with one another,
17     III,  9 |         further opportunities for communication understood as a service
18     III,  9 | habituates persons to interactive communication.9 Many Christians are already
19     III,  9 |            as well as of internal communication, administration and governance.
20     III,  9 |      Internet, other new means of communication, as well as traditional
21      IV,  12|         of justice and prudence. ~Communication both within the Church community,
22      IV,  12|          the world of media. This communication must tend towards a constructive
23      IV,  12|           a timely and sufficient communication about Church events. This
24       V,  13|     maintaining truthful and free communication which will help consolidate
25       V,  13|        the obstacles intrinsic to communication can be increased by ideologies,
26       V,  13|     quantity and accessibility of communication, but they above all do not
27       V,  13|           should characterize any communication at the service of solidarity
28       V,  13|  manipulation. Jesus teaches that communication is a moral act, “A good
29       V,  14|          29).~To those working in communication, especially to believers