I don't always agree with Cardinal Wuerl, and I don't fully agree with him in this instance.  But I think Donald Wuerl is a good priest and a good bishop.   I think his experience in Seattle was an important part of his growth as a Christian, a priest and a bishop.  I think that like so many other people of that time, Bishop Wuerl discovered in Raymond Hunthausen an exemplary Christian, priest and bishop.  Wuerl's appointment to Seattle as an auxiliary bishop with ordinary jurisdiction in five specific areas of diocesan governance had the effect (and I always suspected the intention) of humiliating Hunthausen; but Wuerl was humbled -- never humiliated -- by the faith, the dignity, the kindness, the graciousness and the serenity of his Archbishop.  I’ve always admired Wuerl because I think he had the humility to learn from this experience and to become a better person and a better pastor because of it.