I have not even read "Situation Ethics: The New Morality".  

But when was the last time that you engaged in Spiritual Reading?   Like "The Life and Regimen of the Holy and Blessed Teacher Syncletica" by A.S.E. Parker, "The Vita Syncleticae: Its Manuscripts, Ascetical Teachings and Its Use in Monastic Sources," Studia Patristica 30 [1997]  Or  the writings of Teresa of Avila or the spiritual notes of Mary Ward.  Then there is the writings of Therese of Lisieux or Madeleine Delbrel---who as a lay woman built bridges between the Church and the secular world.  She lived to see the beginning of Vatican II and died in 1964 at the age of 59.


I have read the spiritual biographies of many other saints as well.  Although each saint offers a unique glimpse of the face of God---they have one thing in common---they would laugh at your narrow, narrow understanding of God.

And you don't understand nor like the Documents of Vatican II.  You're afraid of
change, growth, and real trust in God.