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A review essay on a book by Geoffrey Robinson with Chuck Sudetic, Confronting Power and Sex in the Catholic Church (Melbourne: John Garratt Publishing, 2007).

The Catholicism is not shrinking, but rather, its demographic center of gravity is shifting. What was once a largely homogenous religion concentrated in Europe and North America, is now a truly universal faith. In 1900, just 25 percent of Catholics lived in the developing world; today that figure is 66 percent and climbing. In a few decades, the new centers of theological thought will no longer be Paris and Milan, but Nairobi and Manila. In this article, it briefly discusses the following topic about Catholic Church: Catholicism is right wing, the church is filthy rich, the church never changes, the Vatican is cloaked in secrecy, Catholicism is obsessed with sex, and the church is ultra hierarchical. Adapted from the source document.