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  Priests and bishops and popes and deacons as well as the lay faithful all have roles to fill and fill well in the life of the Church.  It is HOW those roles are filled and lived that make the difference, and we have gone so far off the path Christ Our Lord had laid out for us, it is a sin against Him.  If all of the ministerial roles of the Church are properly exercised, we will find a closeness to unity in Christ not dreamed of since the earliest days of Christianity.  Vatican II was a monumental start in that direction, and future Councils (far off in the future, I hope) will build on it and never return to the dogma-obsessed ones of the centuries before that.  +Francis IS indeed all about collegiality (very different from democracy) and there is ample proof of it, and is why he would never "say collegiality is to be mandated at every level of the institution as the M.O. of the RCC."  To do so would be the opposite of what collegiality in the Church is all about!