I down-loaded the paper and will try to read it over the next few days.  I appreciate this.  Please know, however, that I have no background in theology, philosophy, and just a regular education in history.  

Returning the church to the days when the local people had some say in the selection of bishops is part of what will, I hope, create an atmosphere where bishops take heed to what the people of the diocese have to say.   They are too far removed now, after centuries of celibacy and a separation from the real, every day life of the people of a diocese, I don't think they relate very well.  Since I am female, I also think they have no idea what the life experience of a woman of today is like and stupidly see no reason why they should think a woman's life today is any different than a woman's life was, oh, 500, 1000, 2000 years ago.  Or, they try to relate to women with the same symbols and motifs and it doesn't work.  

Thanks again for the link.