[NYer]

“The result of this deliberate strategy of secularization is that more and more of our brothers and sisters today live without any awareness of their need for God,” the archbishop said, noting that even “believers face the stark reality that in order to participate in the economic, political, and social life of our country, we are increasingly compelled to conduct ourselves as if God does not exist.”

With a bishop like this, there is still hope for the USCCB.

[Salvation]

I just answered my own question -- in part one. Los Angeles Getting a New Archbishop (Part 1)

Los Angeles Getting a New Archbishop (Part 2)