Maybe this controversy will spark interest into looking more closely at actions by ultra-conservative bishops, archbishops and cardinals that have led to discriminatory firings of LGBT persons from schools, parish and diocesan administrations, questionable employment contracts that seek to limit thoughts and private actions, instances where 1950's-era culture is imposed re women and girls' participation, and blanket dismissals at seminaries for no good reason (e.g., Cordileine and others).  Or maybe I'm just dreaming.