When culture-warrior Charles Chaput was appointed Archbishop of Philadelphia in July 2011, everyone expected him to be made a cardinal. What no one expected was that a year and half later, Benedict XVI would resign and Jorge Bergoglio would succeed him as Pope Francis. On the 9th of this month, Francis skipped over Chaput for the third time when naming cardinals, instead choosing the "peace-and-justice" Archbishops Cupich and Tobin. Ten days later, Chaput gave a speech in which he called for a smaller Church, made up of "more faithful, more zealous" Catholics, and rejected the idea of inclusivity as "a form of lying." The speech blatantly and radically opposes Francis's vision of Church. Sour grapes?