In doing so there is no support for the Roman Catholic understanding of the terms.
The Catholic understanding if key terms is rooted in NT usage. For instance the term “father”: in the NT the usage is this:
“Father” is used without offense or reproach, for natural genetic fathers (like Abraham , Isaac, and Jacob), for legal foster fathers (like Joseph), for spiritual fathers who have passed on the Faith (like Paul in relation to both Philemon and Onesimus), as a title for religious teachers and elders (Acts 22:1) and historic religious forebears (Romans 4:16), and as a form of respect
for the older men in the congregation (1 John 2:13).
This approved NT usage has bren retained among Christians in their Church and in Christian society continuously for 20 centuries.