No. I am correcting fons's understanding of "perfecting" (toward what). 

I'm using the words of Jesus to orient with, to isolate on what this 'end' of our perfection must be.   

Our understanding of what God planned for us & intends for us must become ever more perfected over our lifetime, ever more true in its knowledge of God's will, ever more ardent in its pursuit of this good.

Our will must be directed by this ever more perfect understanding.

Our intellect must "see" this ever more perfect union with God.

Together they must direct our other faculties (body, appetites, desires) toward this end. This is the higher purpose, and which "drives back" into faith various and particular teachings that our Church has made on this or that topic, us part of an integrated whole, connecting us to our end, God. 

You believe instead that there are just unconnected particulars that the Church has weighed in on, which you dissent from: same sex marriages, priests. etc. 

You don't see a whole.