I've always enjoyed "preaching" in RC black parishes. Only problem, too few of 'em!
Joy filled, welcoming atmosphere in sharp contrast to too many white parishes.
A breather from white RC parishes where parishioners were armed to the gills with legalistic and doctrinal agendas.  Uptight white pew potatoes, legion.
Can't count the parishes full of unhappy campers; Their countenances were grim like the couple in the painting, "American Gothic". The pitch fork was the spike of mortal sin prodding 'em to be there. White parishioners were antsy to "get in and out" ASAP.  Not so in black parishes.  They sought to be immersed in the present.
I see why Senator Tim Kaine & wife have been long time parishioners at a black parish.
Young black persons, like white counterparts, are less involved in churches.
I'm sure whatever pastoral plan this gathering comes up with will swiftly be in the diocesan circular file.  If anything meaningful were to happen, it would have happened.