The Administration rather than "ben(ding) over backwards to accommodate religion", wrote rules implement the ACA under Kathleen Sebelius and over the objections of a wide range of religious institutions, which redefined what constituted a religious belief in violation of the Religious Freedom Restoration Act (RFRA). 

The Supreme Court in Burwell v. Hobby Lobby struck down a portion of the rules.

Then, in the case of Zubik v. Burwell involving similar issues, which consolidated six pending suits by Protestant and Catholic organizations, the Court sent the Government packing when it revealed that it had been able all along, and knew all along,  in supplemental briefs ordered by the Court that its main assertion in the case was a fabrication.

This makes the assertions the "real agenda of the bishops was their desire that no one should have contraceptives" and that they want to "dictate according to our views,no matter if you share them or not" appear absurd, which of course they are.