All the talk about eccuminical stuff is a lot of fluff on the part of Rome. Rome already admits that the Catholic Church never, never changes. And you don't have to look any farther than evolution and how the Church deals with it, and baptism beliefs. The Church says we are born again by baptism. But in the Bible, children, especially infants, were not baptized because they were not old enough to make that choice for themselves.
Baptism is an act of faith by which an adult makes a public declaration of faith.
My name is Alan. I a thirty-nine years old, divorced, with three wonderful children. I am also a Recovering Catholic man. I did not attend any Catholic schools, but I did attend weekly religion classes held by the Church. My family has been staunchly Roman Catholic as far back as I know.