@article{1992:white:twenty_yea,
title = {Twenty years of evolution in the Church's thinking about communications},
year = {1992},
note = {"Aetatis Novae" is presented as a commemoration of twenty years
since Communio et Progressio, and it takes as its starting point the
theological framework of Communio et Progressio. "Aetatis Novae"
announces itself as a document quite modest in comparison with its
predecessor. There is little of the sweeping theological vistas,
comprehensive public philosophy of media, and Iandmark guidelines of
ecclesial communication outlined in Communio et Progressio (CP). In
this pastoral instruction, the Ieaders of the Pontifical Council
for Social Communication "simply wish to pravide a working tool and a
measure of encouragement to those confronting the pastoral
implications of the new realities of (social communication)"1 The
tone of "Aetatis Novae" is more tentative, preferring to outline
themes for further reflection and discussion in the local church
rather than pravide definitive answers. (...) },
journal = {Communicatio Socialis (ComSoc)},
pages = {248--262},
author = {White, Robert},
volume = {25},
number = {3}
}