text: (Part one of two)  
  Conference weighs how 'Amoris Laetitia' rejects 'infantilization of laity'
  Headline for —Joshua J. McElwee  Infantilization of laity . . . nuts . . . infantilization of priests would be more like it.
  
  “After Cupich, the first talks at the conference Oct. 5 focused on how Francis' apostolic exhortation is being received by Latino and black Catholic communities in the U.S.”  So, what about Blacks.  Noun/verb agreement in the 2011 illiterate Missal often sounds like colloquial so-called “Black English.”
  
  The larger question is: will the USCCB make use of the holy understanding of AL from the conference to move on from the safe place of power and control?  Will the laity assert its own power and gifts in new ways at the same time?—BROohthor  as Raymond Arroyo and EWTN drone on and on attacking Pope Francis for his common sense toward the divorced and remarried, letting them receive Holy Communion.