CTA is Catholic because it understands very well that 'the tail does not wag the dog.'  Only after defining the CHURCH as the ENTIRE people of God, "Lumen Gentium' defines the specific roles of the bishops and of the laity in the life and mission of the church. 
 

Chapter 4 of Lumen Gentium addresses the laity's character which is 'the special vocation of the laity to seek the kingdom of God by engaging in temporal affairs and ordering these in accordance with the will of God,' so that "the power of the gospel may shine forth in the daily life of the family and society" and "so that the mission of the Church may be more able to meet the particular needs of the modern world" [LG 31, 35, 36].  To that end, "in accordance with the knowledge, competence or authority that they possess, they [laity] have the right and indeed the duty to make known their opinions on matters which concern the good of the Church," and pastors "should willingly make use of their prudent counsel" [LG 37].