I too love this concept, which is likely why the bishops won't...  

Key to the article, is the call to renewal, adapting to not just a new reality for the church, but an ever changing society.

Perhaps (to ATF's point) we need to step back and redefine what we mean by "holy."   Which is the holier moment: getting blessed by a priest, or offering a kind word to a coworker who feels bad because they just made a mistake? Receiving the Eucharist at Mass, or going out on the limb a bit to help somebody in need? 

Is a church building more holy than a dinner table where we share not symbolic/ritual meals, but REAL meals: meals where we talk about school, work, "the game," our hopes and  fears?  

Imagine a world where we HAVE defined as the holier moment, those tiny little moments of goodness we experience every day of our lives, rather than the ritualistic "one size fits all"  prayers of the faithful that have become so generic as they apply everywhere?

Seriously, imagine what's possible.