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New York archdiocese calls funeral for trans activist at cathedral ‘scandalous’
(www.theguardian.com)
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You seem to have confused "massive authority" with "utter and total control of all aspects of an organization down to its lowest member, especially when that org is global, wealthy, spans millennia of history, has billions of people involved and is innately reactionary."
Plenty of people have the former, the pope being one of them. No one on earth has the latter, no matter what they, or apprently you, claim.
If the Pope can't even control or tell his own clergy what's what, then pack up the whole fucking thing. If Catholics stopped pretending to be a religion and accepted that they're a corporation, then none of this would matter
You make no sense at all. Catholic clergy aren't robots that the Pope controls remotely, they are messy, thinking people with their own bias's and demons and prejudice.
The fact that you think 1,000,000+ different people, even under a "unified" religious doctrine (that has some wide schisms active even today) would all instantly act in lockstep when their leader makes a new change in doctrine is just flat out wild. It just the weirdest and most unreasonable thing to be upset about, but here you are.
They do all seem to unify when it comes to defending pedos but not about what their own pope says lol