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Just before the Second Vatican Council opened, The New Yorker published a 'Letter from Vatican City.' This was followed at the close of the session by another equally outspoken article describing and summarizing what had taken place. The measure of the distance we have traveled since then may be gauged by the sensation occasioned both by these articles and by those which Time's Rome correspondent was writing simultaneously.
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