Trid - you write "We are no nearer Church Unity now than we were at the time of Trent" - that is demonstrably not true. For 50 years there has been active dialogue between Rome and the Anglican Communion, the Lutherans and the particular churches that comprise Eastern Orthodoxy. Much progress has been heralded in joint declarations on salvation, justification and a number of other issues that Christians had fought bitterly over for centuries. It seems that the one truly insurmountable issue is the role of the papacy itself, especially in light of the declaration of infallibility. Our separated brethren all reject that 19th century innovation.