I don't think so.  I think the church knows it cannot defend its teachings in the face of the real world situations that people confront today, especially women.  All they ever say is you have to obey.

  Marriage today is not marriage of 1000 years ago.  The roles of women in the world are not the roles of women 500, 1000, much less 2000 years ago.  And yet, the Church wants to act as if what they created as doctrine and teachings all those centuries ago still applies.   Patriarchal, divine-right rule is disappearing from the world, but the Church still insists that an organizational model they copied from the Roman Empire is the only organizational model God allows.  Gimme a break.  

There is too much idolatry of the Church within the Church.  I want the faith to continue on into the next centuries.  It doesn't have to be "the Church" of today, but the faith needs to go on.  It is not faith in the immaculate, infallible Church - it is faith in what Jesus gave us.