text: Regarding: "The Second Vatican Council stressed the role of the laity and the importance of marriage as a path to holiness. Priesthood and religious life were taken off their pedestals."
  - The shift from the view that essentially the church is the clerics; everyone else is there to pray pay obey does show that what we inherited from the clerical reforms beginning in the 9th century (no married priests, virginity is best) to Trent in all likelihood was an huge mistake for these days. That is, all those edicts and doctrines, laws and practices which were in the end not for the good of the church show that all those bishops, including the Archb of Rome, did indeed err in the name of Christ.
  - Once the laity embraces their huge role in the body of Christ this clericalization of said body recedes. 
  - Now it is for the laity, from their bases of the Domestic Churches to step and own their parochial churches so that they are alive even if the celibate clerics show up intermittently.