It is ironic that when certain types of Catholic *want* so badly (not *observe*) for there to be a unified cry of outrage and resistance to Pope Francis's reforms, they are undercut by the general feeling of disconnectness from the Church that they have helped brought about by giving it the negative image of a self-concerned, judgmental global corporation. 

Those of us who recognize what our Church once was and still can be, however, view it as a community, a family, where we may build one another up (as in Paul's NT analogies), express selfless love, and enact justice. I have a feeling that I stand with the overwhelming majority of engaged Catholics who share a vision of such a Church.