After Vatican II, the saying:  "Walk the walk; talk the talk," was quite popular in my part of the country.  It has since seemed to fall out of favor, though I must admit I have moved around quite a bit, since the time I first heard it.  But it has since become a solid part of my belief system.  Sister's article rings true for me, as I and others I have talked with have been greatly disheartened by the increasing silence and pressure to just accept the status quo without resistance.  For us, this is totally against what we, also have gathered from Jesus' life, that of the Saints, and that of righteous people everywhere.  This a pertinent concern in America today.  In Revelations, John describes the "Complacent Church", the Church of Laeodicea.  "Like the church at Sardis, Laodicea had been bitten by the bug of complacency. But this church was also spiritually arrogant in its self-satisfaction. It was the only church Christ did not commend for anything." (Googled)  Rev. 3: 13- 15.