“No...I’ve got the right dead horse.”
Nope. Let’s look again:
but the Holy Roman Catholic and Apostolic Church
NOT Roman Catholics.
[The most Holy Roman Church] firmly believes, professes, and proclaims that those not living within the Catholic Church
NOT Roman Catholics.
the Roman Pontiff.
NOT Roman Catholics.
The holy Roman Church
NOT Roman Catholics.
It (The Roman Church)
NOT Roman Catholics.
Roman church
NOT Roman Catholics.
And let’s look again:
The use of this composite term in place of the simple Roman, Romanist, or Romish; which had acquired an invidious sense, appears to have arisen in the early years of the seventeenth century. For conciliatory reasons it was employed in the negotiations connected with the Spanish Match (1618-1624) and appears in formal documents relating to this printed by Rushworth (I, 85-89). After that date it was generally adopted as a non-controversial term and has long been the recognized legal and official designation, though in ordinary use Catholic alone is very frequently employed. (New Oxford Dict., VIII, 766)
You’re not only beating the wrong dead horse, but you’re apparently beating yourself.
And again, for the last time, your problem, among many, is with the website and its rendering of the text in question.
The term Roman Catholic was in existence well before the Reformation. You just can't admit it.