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Here is Part I of a documentary on the Second Vatican Council in 3 parts:

Part I (A)

Part I (B)

Part I (C)

This documentary is about 10 years old. And Trinity Martin Sheen makes several appearances in this documentary.

The entire documentary has 5 Parts.


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"The most abused term of our day is obedience. A distorted version of the real virtue of obedience is everywhere offered as the excuse for not thinking." - Peter Michaels (written in 1947)
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