I only wish Cupich, himself, would do that with women -- or encourage pastors in the Archdiocese to have town halls.  There are some meetings called as such: before the appointment of a new pastor.  The front of the Church is filled with men in Roman collars, including an auxiliary bishop and the latter calls the shots at who, and for how long, gets to make comments or ask questions from the pews.  Plus, it is the auxiliary bishops who get to decide what women are on the Cardinal's women's advisory board.