Well, it is not an infallible document. It is not Holy Scripture. This does not oblige us. What truly helps and guides us is Holy Scripture, divine revelation, the holy tradition of the faith, and those pronouncements that are solemn declarations of the Church, known as ex cathedra pronouncements. These are the definitive statements of the Magisterium.
We are also bound by those pronouncements that clearly and evidently confirm the perennial tradition of the Church. When something is unclear, vague, or ambiguous, we cannot accept it. We can only accept what is clear, what is without any doubt, and what confirms the perennial teaching of the Church, the consistent affirmations of the entire Church, and the Magisterium throughout history. As for the rest, we are not obliged to accept it.
I believe that these documents will soon, relatively soon, be forgotten. There have been texts in the history of the Church that were quickly forgotten and lost their importance. I think this document will follow the same path. It will soon be forgotten, and I assume that probably only a small number of bishops will even read it.
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