It is totally unfair that you can Latinize my name and I cannot do the same! Are you named after St. Augustine's mom? And where does DeAngelis as a surname come from? I am familiar with Habito and Sacerdoti as surnames, which point back to some clerical contributor. 
Anyway, I reject the quidquid recipitur, because the modus recipiendis can be so crippled by bias, fear, or ideological fixations as to render any teaching a carrier for that bias, fear, and attachment to viewpoints. (But also I am a Mahayana Christian, and they began by emptying their own viewpoints, making them all conventional). A while ago a friend told me Lonergan had a piece refuting the quidquid, which makes me more confident. I think it's all about the attitude with which one approaches a faith, whether it is to practice it, or just to feel right about having truth.
I agree with most of what is here written about the abuse. But it seems like a never-ending story that I know so well. Continued: