Thanks for more background.   Am I right in understanding that the Innitzer Prize is for coming to one's senses, not a rotten tomato tossed at fools?

My sense of things is that many of our bishops, including Chaput, are on the same path that Innitzer took in supporting what turned out to be a terrible person who was willing to kill, lie, defame others -  to accomplish his goals.  The real question is will the bishops recognize their own complicity in bringing into being a government that does great harm - especially a government that is racist, xenophobic, opposed to any religion not Christian.  Chaput totally doesn't get it.  

It is too late to hope Chaput "does not have a similar experience."  Chaput is already in the first part of the Innitzer experience.  The real question is:   will he recognize he needs to stop supporting the man he helped get elected.