"Losing people who are members of the church in name only is an imaginary loss. It may in fact be more honest for those who leave and healthier for those who stay. We should be focused on commitment, not numbers or institutional throw-weight."

Well said, Archbishop. 

There's no problem with being an inclusive church of imperfect believers at various stages in their spiritual pilgrimages. There is a problem with distorting the faith and "accompanying someone over a cliff" by ignoring church teachings. 

"If 'inclusive' means including people who do not believe what the Catholic faith teaches and will not reform their lives according to what the church holds to be true, then inclusion is a form of lying. And it's not just lying but an act of betrayal and violence against the rights of those who do believe and do seek to live according to God's Word."

Again, very well said, Archbishop.