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The thought, attributed to Irenaeus comes to mind: “The glory of God is man fully alive”. That aliveness is humanity imbued with and acting in community of intelligent good will and for the common good (of all). And I ponder: Christianity PRESUMES humanity; it is not a substitute for it. Christ CAME to humanity because the Creator so loved. 
People do not have to be Christian, or Catholic, or white, or western, politically partied, to be of good will; to be socially conscious to work to peace, security, and fullness of person. Quite the opposite is true in the "humankind" world of the Creator.
It is time for true leadership to seek the core of humanity where we are “fully alive” rather than “dis-membered”, feverish with venom, disowned and disowning.
If we Catholics believe that “where two or three are gathered in my name…” then so be it. Just keep it to yourself and relish in the Presence and in the results for all. Let Jesus do His thing and not pretend it’s “us”.