text: The very laws that define what spiritual state individuals must maintain----differ for the laity.
  
  
  Did the bishops ever state to their priests that if they performed sex with a child/youth or another adult---that they could not celebrate Mass---that they were committing a sacrilege if they consumed the Host? Can a priest consecrate bread and wine, confecting it into the Body and Blood of Christ while in a state of mortal sin?  Oh, he can do it---and his mortal sin doesn't effect anybody but him. 
     
  
  Secondly, it is assumed that everyone KNOWS the full extent of every action, word and deed---especially when it comes to sexuality and  [that they are acting with a clear mind----especially while having sex---in a state of passion], and that this is mortal sin.  Try taking that concept to course in sacramental theology and debate this with your fellow students or professor.