1. I said the Body of Christ not the People of God. Whilst there is nothing wrong with the latter term itself, these post-Vatican II generations mistakenly interpret it as the Church becoming a democracy where doctrinal decisions on Faith and Morals are subject to universal suffrage.
2. I don't know what you mean by "old institutional concepts". The laws are Gods Laws, the bishops' task is to preach them and all Catholics whether lay or clerical are obliged to keep them.
3. The old man with the beard is in your imagination and you insult people's intelligence by pretending that older, orthodox Catholics have that concept.
4. It is all very well talking about "a relationship with God" but you don't define it, it could mean anything and it sounds Protestant.
5. Once again the Church is not a democracy and never will be. The only laity who seem to want to be involved and change everything are liberal dissidents on power-trips.