2. Wind is a very dependent phenomenon. Here I sit quietly, and there is no wind. But if I wave my hand *makes a large sweeping gesture*, then there is wind. The wind doesn't arise on its own; everything in the world is interconnected. This is further proof of how detailed and ingeniously the world is designed. A ball lightning cannot SET FIRE to a house on its own, but if you gently blow in the right direction... And it's not the wind that creates a hurricane, but colliding air currents that initially simply fly in their own direction, and upon collision, they swirl and a hurricane is formed.
Matter that does not possess intelligence is not capable of creating. To be convinced of this, just look at a butterfly's wing.
3. Honestly, I don't know what laws the Catholics have. Initially, there was a single Christian church, and then disputes began about the content of the creed. Some said that it should include a mention of the Virgin Mary as the mother of Christ. Eventually, the church split. Those who separated became known as Catholics, and the rest became known as Orthodox. So, I'm not particularly surprised that the Catholics changed something else. This has never happened in Orthodoxy.