Quote from the article:  "The thought and behavior of today's millennial Catholics will likely have a profound effect on the future of the church in the United States," given that millennials are "removed from pre-Vatican II Catholicism," CARA said of the study results published in its quarterly, The CARA Report.  Many of those have Catholics parents with "little or no experience with the traditional Catholic practices and catechesis," CARA said, adding that this doesn't mean they are "anti-religious" yet.

Notice that last word:  "yet."  It doesn't help to kick lgbt catholics out of participation in the church.  It doesn't help to try to teach a medieval human sexuality to post modern young people - not only do they not get it, many find it not understandable, weird, unbelievable.  More, they will have even less acceptance of the hard core authoritarianism of the old role of bishops who's teachings must be accepted.

Its' gonna be interesting.  Bishops need to listen before they speak