My hope is that once the furor over dueling essays is done, we can find ways to be the Church we're called to be. At the moment, there appear to be at least five readily-distinguishable churches operating parallel to one another: 
1) the Counter-Reformation Church that rejects everything but its own version of what the Tridentine-Vatican I Church was.
2) the Church that sees Vatican II as a pastoral council that prescribed, not substantive change, but changes to pastoral practice in order to enhance the Church's mission to the modern world.
3) the Church that sees Vatican II as a substantive reform in progress, stalled by opposition and indifference.
4) the Restorationist Church that seeks to correct what it sees as misunderstandings of the Council and applications of its teaching.
5) the Church of those unaffected by such questions, who engage with the institution as they see fit, without entering into debate about theological issues. 
Does anyone know how to heal these divisions?