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Highly motivated, fully self-conscious, organized minorities commonly wield vastly disproportionate influence in large organizations. Rank and file Catholics are in a position very similar to rank and file Democrats over the last couple of decades who scratch their heads and wonder how the party got hijacked by the far left. Too often, the majority is not aware of the seriousness of the problem until it is too late.

Part of the syndrome is that well-meaning, constructive critics are dismissed as conspiracy theorists. The word "conspiracy" has taken on such negative connotations that it functions as a discussion stopper. But highly networked, semi-secret coalitions are very common. They think of themselves as leadership cadres. And they DO move institutions in powerful ways.

So yes, the RCC does have a problem with the Lavender Mafia. Just at the Democratic Party has a problem with the anti-American, socialist, anti-democratic, anti-Christian, anti-Western civilization and operationally anti-white movement left. The Democratic Party is almost terminal. The RCC is getting close to that point.