I have no idea what you asked but any "denomination" that has Christ at its center is okay in my book.

...which is, itself, fractured from the Orthodox Churches.

The Roman Catholic Church in its present form is not 2000 years old.

That is a false statement. The popes (i.e the bishops of Rome) form an unbroken line back to Peter, the first pope & first bishop of Rome.

Christ's Church is Catholic. No personal opinion can change that eternal truth

"Removed itself"?  That is an interesting statement, to say the least.  Even the Eastern Orthodox do not say that, and neither do we Catholics.  

1.  By the time of the great schism of 1054 there had been 154 Popes of the Church, many of them were from the East and are still regarded as Saints by the E.O.'s.  Even if you take the spin of some Protestant's on the Papacy, it had been a well established fact for centuries by the time of the schism with many powerful Popes preceding HH Leo IX.

2.   You are completely incorrect as to, "removing itself from the rest of the Apostolic lines".  The Catholic Church and the Orthodox, completely accept the validity of our respective Apostolic lines of authority.  Orthodox Bishops and Priests are completely valid in the Catholic Church and any Catholic can receive the sacraments from them.  As a matter of discipline, we generally do not without the specific permission of whatever local Orthodox Ordinary's jurisdiction we are in, as they have no central authority, but, for example, as there are few Orthodox chaplains available in the military, Catholic chaplains administer the sacraments to Orthodox servicemen.  Additionally, the Catholic Church recognizes the Orthodox Episcopal authorities jurisdiction in Orthodox majority lands, i.e., the Catholic Church views Patriarch Kirill I of Moscow as the Bishop of Moscow.  The Catholic Bishop there is only for ministering to the Catholic population.    

As a matter of Doctrine, all the Eastern Orthodox are part of the One, Holy, Catholic, and Apostolic Church.  Sadly, with Protestantism it is not possible.  

No.  Did you not read my post?  All Orthodox Bishops and Priests and their Sacraments are still valid.  We are in schism, but our "lines of Apostolic authority" are both valid.  Did you not get that?  


...and this is relates to the topic....how?  

1.  Your first statement is nonsensical.  I don't know how many times I can put this, but I will try again.  We Catholics do not say we are in schism, both Catholics and Orthodox say we are in schism.   Neither belives the other is invalid.  "You guys left and are no longer the 'true' church by your own standards", simply defies logic, we both consider each other the one true Church, we are just in schism.  I don't know how many ways I can put that their Bishops and priests are totally valid with us, and ours with them.  The last high level meeting took place in 2007 and reaffirmed that they accept the Pope as the protos, first Bishop of the Church, and the unity of our Apostolic Authority.

2.  Your second statement is again, off topic and for another thread I believe.