No in won't, but "clericalism" as we know it will disappear by the end of this century when three things happen: (1) women are ordained, (2) priests are married, and (3) bishops are in some fashion elected within their diocese, either by the clergy or preferably by a diocesan synod composed of all clergy and elected lay folks from all parishes.  The first two changed will cause the clergy to be more representative of the people they serve, and the third will cause the clergy to recognize their authority derives from below; and taken together, "clericalism" as we currently know it, will be transformed into something else, hopefully something based on earned respect from below rather than respect demanded from above.