Its doctrines may not have changed much, to judge by Cardinal O'Brien's beliefs, but these days fewer of us pay attention.
In fact a lot has changed at Old Trafford judging by the narrative of this game and the difference in approach between the two sides.
Here's his three latest tweets: pros counsel: "The court has already found that mr Assange is a flight risk and its submitted that nothing has changed" Judge says: "the stronger the case, the more likely the defendant is to abscond, the weaker the case, the less likely".
He was pleased to hear the candidates acknowledge how dramatically his neighborhood has changed, and he supports Judge Scheindlin's decision to put an end to stop-and-frisk.
Mr Kaczynski says he was surprised at his treatment: he had just been "speaking plainly".Things do not seem to have changed much, judging by a recent interview given by Lech Kaczynski to one of France's best-known television journalists, Vincent Hervouët, at the Polish embassy in Paris.
The sabermetrics revolution, of course, turned player personnel executives from stogie smokers to wonks; new ways to measure performance has changed the way players are judged.
While security requires constant vigilance, it is a sign of how much Colombia has changed that Mr Santos may be judged primarily on his management of the economy.
It may take years to judge whether Roethlisberger has changed, but his first halting steps toward reclaiming his private life and his public image — he wrung his hands nervously as he spoke with reporters — seemed successful.
Examples of such behaviour include examining oneself in the mirror, using the fit of clothes to judge whether size has changed, feeling for bones, seeking reassurance about shape, and making negative comparisons with others.
The technological landscape has changed so much that today's judge, Mr. Keene said, "has to explain why this is crucial, and not just go through boilerplate instructions".
