Cognitive Assessment for the Hierarchy?

A small twist to the cognitive testing..Every priest in every parish would have their own section of the parish website where each priest would list his CV, IQ, grade point average in school, years in ministry etc. In addition, those pages would include testimonials from laity who attended that parish and would give their own impressions of each particular priest. If one priest is a shining star, that should be noted. If another priest is not what one would call the brightest bulb on the Christmas tree, that too should be indicated.

Are the priest's sermons 10 minutes or less? Are those sermons interesting or will he put you to sleep? Is he active in parish functions or not? Have his sermons touched upon the crucial issues of the times such as but not limited to artificial birth control, abortion, homosexuality and so on?

In larger parishes, each priest would list the times of the masses that he will be offering on the following Sunday or holiday. In that way the laity could choose to go to the priest that they wanted.

Although their would obviously be some resistance, the same format would be followed for bishops and cardinals.

Just a dream with small chance of it being realized.

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Does the thought that some of the Catholic hierarchy may be suffering from cognitive impairment concern you? Is it not possible that unexplainable non traditional pronouncements of Catholic hierarchy may be the result of a mental issue such as dementia rather than a radical jump toward heresy?

Given the damage they are currently doing, how they have diminished the reputation of the Church, and the scandal that they are causing, would you like for these men to submit to a cognitive assessment evaluation?

If not, why not?