I am relying on what information I gained from research in the theological library at the Mount. Current investigation of Orthodoxy has some Orthodox addressing the issue of Mariology in depth in a manner I find eminently rational. They consider the infallible dogmas as innovations-what the Inquisition called "novelties" when looking into St. Teresa of Avila. 
    The issue is not whether the Filoque can or cannot remain but why we can't get along better, if we can't agree that we all have the same Father and Jesus our savior. 
I am avoiding discussing the moral issues that plague churches generally as I stay out of that arena. 
    I would like to see the church in Rome set an example of invoking the Holy Spirit in prayer, not just ritual incantation, before asking Mary to intercede. I am sure she would approve. She was a listener as Pentecost, as were the Apostles. 
    There are the words of Jesus in the Gospel of John where he says the Holy Spirit proceeds from the Father.