A masterpiece of inventiveness in saying nothing with many words

The communiqué of the Holy See could be reduced to these words: “The Holy See has signed an Agreement with the People’s Republic of China on the appointment of Bishops.”
To say that the agreement is provisional without specifying the duration of its validity is saying nothing.
All agreements may be said to be provisional, because one of the two parties may, for any reason, demand a revision or even annulment of the Agreement. But until that happens, the agreement, though provisional, remains the valid agreement.
The agreement is about the appointment of Bishops. That has been repeated many times by the Holy See. So after so long hard work (and so long our anxious expectation) what are the conclusions? No word! (It is a secret!?)
Then what is the message this communiqué conveys to the faithful in China? “Trust us!” Accept the agreement!” (?)
With the agreement the Government can tell the Catholics: “obey to us! We are in agreement with your Pope!” (?)
Trust, accept and obey without …