One Lord, one faith, one baptism. Like Elizabeth I, I tend to believe all else is a dispute over trifles. As was said here it is Jesus, our one and perfect mediator, who heads the church, and to whom we ever look. As scripture tells us do not put your faith in princes (Psalm 146) or all too flawed institutions headed by imperfect humans (even persons clothed in white vestments--as much as this Anglican respects Francis).

The Word made Flesh is our refuge, our strength our hope. In these conflicted times in which Christianity itself (in all of its manifestations) is embattled on every front, sniping and division are sinful and self-defeating. Working together where we can, and showing mutual respect is essential. The secret which sectarians never admit (or do so only under duress) is that we agree on far, far more than we disagree. Reading some RC commenters and opinions show disagreement is intra-RC these days. I hope you good people work it out with charity.