The Church will always have difficulty proclaiming justice to the world when it's internal operation is characterized by a massive, on-going structural injustice that discriminates against half the population, namely, women.  The notion that women cannot be called to be priests is both dangerous and contrary to the example set by Jesus, and St. Paul even names a 'female apostle' ... so long as the Church proclaims by its actions that women are second-class citizens, it will have difficulty convincing them that Catholicism has a real place for them.  And the notion that divorced and remarried people must be forever punished for a single mistake is just plain vicious ... so long as the Church refuses to let go of the past, it will not be able to advance in the future.  The only consolation I see is that increasing numbers of priests are openly acknowledging the need to ordain women, including the priests in the parish I am now blessed to live in.  Time for the church bosses to listen up.