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Home: Current Issues: Media: LINKS_PAGE Current Issues: Media: LINKS_PAGEArticles:Truth and the Media - Rev. Kenneth Baker, S.J.The moral obligation to speak the truth applies to newspaper reporters, columnists, radio and television announcers just as much as it applies to the individual in his or her personal relationships with others. Read more... TV's Fatal Attraction - BRENT BOZELL IIIIn recent years, there has been growing concern among Catholics that the American media have declared open warfare on the Catholic Church. Read more... Vatican Time Warp - George WeigelTime magazine's snide attack on the Pope this week may serve a useful purpose. Read more... Video Game Culture: A Harmless Addiction? - Barbara Nicolosi"I keep thinking she's going to come to a point where she's had enough." A friend and I were staring fixedly at her eleven year old daughter, Rachel who was in her eighth consecutive hour of playing Pokemon©. Read more... What a Difference a Decade Makes: A Comparison of Prime Time Sex, Language, - PARENTS TELEVISION COUNCILA new study, by the Parents Television Council finds network television content standards in freefall as we enter the 21st century. Read more... What the Pope really said in Spain - Colleen Carroll CampbellFrom the screeching headlines and sour press reports, you would think Pope Benedict XVI's recent trip to Spain was a colossal flop. Read more... Who Gets To Speak on Public TV? - Father Robert BarronAll individuals and institutions are, to some degree, marked by inconsistency. Not all of our ducks -- conceptual and behavioral -- are ever quite in a row. But sometimes, an inconsistency is so sharp, so jarring, that it crosses the line into hypocrisy. Read more... Why are the media fixated on condoms? - Janet E. SmithMost people remember their grandmothers at some point telling them that pointing a finger at someone means that three fingers are pointing back at you. Read more... Why is Anti-Catholicism Tolerated? - IAN DOWBIGGINAnti-Catholicism is not a relic of a distant past, it is as alive as it ever was, only now it is less recognizable. Read more... Why is John Paul II on trial in the media today? - Philip LawlerWhen John Paul II was dying, the media loved him; nothing has emerged that much changed the original assessment, though you wouldn’t know that from the current news coverage. Read more... Why They Ran - Peggy NoonanThere were many moving and dramatic moments in Rome two days ago, but this is the one I think I'll remember: the sight of them running. Read more... Pages Updated On: Sun Nov 20 2011 - 04:19:12
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