-I would contend that Communio is far more represented in the actual V2 documents than any aspect of the Concilium outlook, particularly Gaudium et Spes and Lumen Gentium which represent the Church's opinion on itself and its mission in the modern world.

-Ok, perhaps not perfect continuity insofar as "perfect" reception wouldn't exist but that Francis is a completely reasonable, acceptable, normal development of the Church receiving the council. That he represents the Church picking up the Paul VI reception approach 40 years later. In the end MSW's point will be that JPII, BXVI, Paul VI, and Francis can all live under the one roof of "the messiness of the Church receiving a transformative council".

-Yea, Francis is a Concilium guy in spirit. He is the (seeming) triumph of pastoral experiences and the Church's encounter with the world leading to its irrevocable transformation.