It is, perhaps, time that the bishops realize that their bungling of the on-going abuse of minors, the radical non-accountability of Bishops, and the more recent battle against civil-equalities have left most Catholics skeptical of any teaching that comes from the Chancery.

There is a strong Catholic argument against Capital Punishment.
There is a strong Catholic argument against Abortion (late-term or otherwise).
There is a strong Catholic argument against assisted suicide.
There is a strong Catholic in support of the sanctity and indissolubility of marriage.

The Bishops have labored non-stop 24/7 over the last 30 years to dismantle their collective (and often personal) credibility to be proponents of any of these arguments.