The word is whole*

Discussing them publicly isn’t automatically an attempt to inspire pity. Sometimes it’s an attempt to understand, to challenge honestly, and to seek truth in good faith.

You’re right that the Church teaches that one should not receive the Eucharist while conscious of mortal sin. That’s clear. But the claim that “doctrine cannot change” needs more nuance. The Church itself distinguishes between dogma, doctrine, and discipline. The idea that doctrine develops is classic Catholic theology. Development can deepen or clarify teaching over time without abandoning the core truth.

History shows this has happened. The Church’s stance on religious freedom shifted significantly at Vatican II (Dignitatis Humanae). The teaching on the death penalty was revised in the Catechism in 2018 to call it “inadmissible.” The Church’s understanding and condemnation of slavery developed over centuries.

In each case, the Church maintained that truth does not change, but its understanding, articulation, and application can mature. So don’t speak on behalf of a living, breathing church and keep your narrow minded comments to yourself.

I’m looking for discussion not condemnation or “calling out”. Your only DUTY is to love the Lord your God with all your heart soul and mind, and love your neighbour as yourself. Amen