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To the Editors of the CRIMSON:
In the CRIMSON issue of December 6, you reported under the headline "Catholic Council Called Depressing" on my lecture entitled "The Second Session of Vatican 11" presented before the Harvard Catholic Club.
I should like to see my protest recorded against the impression of an antagonistic partisan critique on my part created by a Indeed, I pointed out in my opening remarks that during the first weeks the atmosphere in St. Peter's a Basilica was depressed (not "depressing") due in trustration on the part of the progressive wing upon realization that the control theological committee remained firmly in the hands of the conservatives. In some detail I described the strong support for measures of reform on the Council Convinced that an commonical approachement is not served by expressions of benevalence but rather by a
Indeed, I pointed out in my opening remarks that during the first weeks the atmosphere in St. Peter's a Basilica was depressed (not "depressing") due in trustration on the part of the progressive wing upon realization that the control theological committee remained firmly in the hands of the conservatives. In some detail I described the strong support for measures of reform on the Council Convinced that an commonical approachement is not served by expressions of benevalence but rather by a
Convinced that an commonical approachement is not served by expressions of benevalence but rather by a
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