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Again, sorry! But I'm a complete noob at modding CK3 so I'd rather save myself as much pain as possible.
People make the incorrect assumption that papal law was absolute and even enforceable most of the time. The pope did not have absolute power simply by virtue of not being able to enforce it, and before 1000AD had a very decentralised structure.
Habsburg moment
So, your parent is 1 degree away, your sibling and grandparent are 2 degrees away, your great-grandparent, aunt/uncle, and niece/nephew are 3 degrees away, and so on. Does that make sense?
I'll add a chart and better explanation in the description anyway lol, it's kinda weird
YES YES YES YES YES FINALLY
I've been too lazy to try it myself, and every mod I've seen with a name that implies it just applies Close-Kin Taboo to existing faiths instead of adding a new, more restrictive doctrine.