[Truth29]

"Dublin Archbishop Diarmuid Martin said the "overwhelming vote" against church teaching on gay marriage meant that Catholic leaders in Ireland needed urgently to find a new message and voice for reaching Ireland's young. "It's a social revolution. ... The church needs to do a reality check right across the board," said Martin, who suggested that some church figures who argued for gay marriage's rejection came across as harsh, damning and unloving.""

As the Church redefines itself, when is it no longer the Catholic Church and becomes just another Church of What's Happening Now?

[CGASMIA68]

The new leader of the CC won’t do it any good

[piusv]

The Church has been formally redefining itself since Vatican II. God will not allow it to go off the rails completely.

[verga]

You do realize that he largest percentage of “christians” in Ireland is protestant. 48% protestant to 42% Catholic.