text: The best choice would be to return to the model of christian community used in the early church. There were no priests, nor bishops,, or pope. The community met in homes and shared a meal,  with bread (real bread) and wine as eucharist, remembering Jesus' words to his followers (BTW, none were RC,  all were Jews and all were sinners). The heads of the household, including women, were usually the presiders.  Often the communities asked one of their own to be their "leader" - the people "ordained" their own priests in that sense, it was not top down, - no "bishop" imposed a "priest" on the community. No "pope" impsed a bishop on the church.  Even later, no bishop served without the consent of the church - ll the people of the community.