A secular Magistrate or Catholic judge in Boston could decide if all Catholic religious communities,educational centres and hospitals, should interpret Vatican Council II with a false premise, confusing the speculative and practical ? Should this be a criteria for denying a Catholic with a religious vocation to religious communities in Boston and New England ? Should this be a criteria for admission to pontifical universities and seminarians and those approved by the USCCB ?

 A secular Magistrate or Catholic judge in Boston could decide if all Catholic religious communities,educational centres and hospitals, should interpret Vatican Council II with a false premise, confusing the speculative and practical ? Should this be a criteria for denying a Catholic with a religious vocation to religious communities in Boston and New England ? Should this be a criteria for admission to pontifical universities and seminarians and those approved by the USCCB ? -Lionel Andrades