Not for people who understand the question. This might be an example of how community is important.
Look. If Catholics have to continually explain to others who have not been taught Catholic doctrine in catechism what they mean by the words they use, and that what they say is not really what they mean, or what they mean is not what is actually said, there's a real communication problem there.
If someone has to explain to me that what they say isn't what they really meant, I lose interest. I feel that there is not much about them that I'd trust.
Just sayin'
You put out a sentence like this and complain that the Church has a communication problem? Just wow! I'll bet if you diagram that sentence it will look like that Presbyterian schism chart that shows up here every so often.
ROFL! But that’s they way they are taught by the “Church”. The inferences they use to come up with their doctrine is amazing. Thus they must us double speak and what they say is different then what they mean because you have to infer what was not said. Is that clear now?
Oh, and it’s all Biblical even though it’s not in the Bible.
But we cannot understand these deep, DEEP, beliefs. Only those who have the indwelling teachings of the infallible magisterium can begin to comprehend the things that are said. Or not said. Or may be said in the future. And on and on it goes. 2000years+ of double speak and reading between the lines for the hidden "truth".
OR...simply the simplicity that is in Christ Jesus.