Hi Neko. I don't know that it's a good idea to wait on the bishops. Probably it's better that we do this ourselves. And the best place to give attention is the greater privilege of whites, and the ways our elected and appointed officials work to perpetuate those advantages at the expense of Blacks and other minorities. Actual justice would cost us. An adjustment in our sentiments only allows us to feel better about ourselves, in relation to other whites, while allowing us to continue harvesting the benefits of injustice. And here we have a tender spot of "liberalism." If we want to support a potentially meaningful effort, I suggest we lend our voices to the call for congress to open discussion on the matter of reparations. H.R.40, if passed, would force a public and national discussion of the material injustices the White majority has inflicted on Blacks. Merely allowing that public, forensic,  discussion, I think, could constitute an epochal change for this country.