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[Summary] => Pope Benedict XVI called yesterday on media practitioners worldwide to become "protagonists of truth who promote peace."
Speaking at the 40th Word Communication Day, Pope Benedict attributed some "distortions" in society to media which he said have become "self-serving or solely profit-driven without sense of accountability to the common good."
"While the various instruments of social communication facilitate the exchange of information, ideas, and mutual understanding among groups, they are also tainted by ambiguity," he said.
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WORD COMMUNICATION DAY
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"While the various instruments of social communication facilitate the exchange of information, ideas, and mutual understanding among groups, they are also tainted by ambiguity," he said.
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By Edu Punay | May 29, 2006 - 12:00am
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