My dear Tridentinus, I am afraid you utterly misunderstand me.

It is good practice encourage hierarchs to resign, or, if that is not considered to be a wise action to benefit the Church, to refrain from giving a read hat (I think both you and I agree that AB Chaput being left out again is as clear a sign as one can imagine, which is why I suspect Pope Francis prefers to simply not bother much with him anyway in the grand scheme of his reform of the Church.  There is plenty of clean-up to do in Philadelphia, and Chaput handles the broom well, by all appearances).

In addition, am I to understand that you consider doing the 30-day Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius a sentence?  That reflects poorly on you and not the Spiritual Exercises if this - horribile dictu! - is indeed what you imply.  I, for one, fervently hope that you are not serious in making that statement.

I end my reply in the way in which St. Ignatius ended many of his letters: poor in virtue, yours in Christ, Emigree