text: Article kind of a paean to Lori. He observed, "When the violence took place in 2015, Lori recalled making a visit to one of the neighborhoods affected ..." As a shepherd why doesn't he live among the vulnerable?  No, he's ensconced in a snug security sanctuary where he doesn't have to be reminded daily of the lives of the most vulnerable.  So he can make his forays and pontificates. Like the cardinal who said,  "I know poverty; I've driven through it."  For Lori, I've visited it.
  More important, as a supposed moral leader why isn't he initiating reflection in every RC parish on the institutionalizing of racism and violence?  RCs live with cognitive dissonance of the gospel and its institutional reconfiguring of it. You can well imagine how few would show up and the legion who would be angered at even the consideration.  "And Jesus wept!"