I too am angry. It takes from the intimately prayerful encounter with Christ - Eucharist. I ask myself daily: how can I adhere to an institution that excludes, diminishes and deceives (yes) women and de facto holds as truth what most know is ridiculous and which has such hurtful consequences and reinforces - rather than heals - bigotry, homophobia, misogyny. It conditions its "good works" to adherence rather than in unconditional love for the poor, excluded, suffering. 
The "management", the facilitation of and resistance to acknowledging, and responding appropriately to the sexual abuse of children presents a cold, calculating, devious, duplicitous "persona" - of institution and its "custodians" to its very mission.
What makes it so much worse, is the intrinsic beauty; the healing sustinance; the potential "gift" of message and tradition; my, our, the earths need; the incarnational "secularism" to which Christ is intrinsic as He is redemption.
Thank you for this article, NCR for being