I just put down the latest printed copy of National Review which contains a piece by William F. Buckey that skewers the "Reflections" document issued by one of the committees of the US Bishops Conference. And it dawned in me, in my current cranky state, that there's been at least one other document that escaped review by the entire Bishop's conference but still made it to prime time: Environment and Art in Catholic Worship. Luckily that's been replaced with Built on Living Stones. By "Prime Time" I mean out there for all to see and misunderstand as something authoritative.
