I don't believe that USCCB Presidents bring their own staff, which is why you have a consistent group of Republican leaning staffers who nourish their relationship with the GOP on the pro-life issue.  They are true believers who seemingly don't understand that Roe will not be overturned in such a way as to turn it over to the states (nor will gay marriage, sodomy, Latino rights, etc.) - and that the GOP mostly uses them to get out Catholic conservative voters from the pulpit.

Secularization is a sign of an emerging middle class.  Using guilt and self-mortification was how the American clergy tried to deal with these issues in the 50s.  It was a miserable failure.  Raising up the poor and the other is much more in line with the Kingdom of God that Jesus announced.

Ossoff should try to not sound like a cultural elitist.  Still, a pro-lifer is not the ideal candidate.  Putting abortion into perspective as a non-issue will work better. Obama won on it. Attacking Trump should do the rest.