A Futanari-dominated descendant of Roman Catholicism

Heather, mom and I were dressed in our best dress-clothes, each of us wearing a black suit-coat, only the lowest buttons buttoned, revealing our white, lacy bras. We wore no skirt or pants, instead we wore a matching pair of white panties (the "virgin" symbolism behind the color having died out centuries ago) were our cunts and cocks were stuffed into, a pair of white stockings kept up by a white garter belt, and a pair of shiny black dress shoes. We were in our car, driving through mild traffic until we reached their destination; the First Catholic Church or Saint Primrose.

Yes, even the undying religious institution of the clergy survived the shift in the world's ruling gender. As the birth rate of male babies declined and futa births increasing, no matter how much hostility some members found the power shift, even the ancient order of Catholicism had to change itself to survive. The once all-male league of the clergy slowly became inclusive to women and futas, the number of men (especially Catholic men) unable to properly compensate. Soon there were non-male priests (priestesses), bishops, archbishops, cardinals until one day, history was made with the first futanari pope, Pontiffa Primrose the First.