No. I will not ask him your politically motivated questions. I will not interrogate him as to why he doesn’t fulfill his ministry and the way you think he should. I might ask him to reflect on how challenging it is being a spiritual leader when there is an entire class of Christian who has no idea how to submit to authority but wishes everyone would submit to theirs. Bishop Barron is a holy man that God appointed to be Bishop. This does not mean he is infallible, but it certainly does mean that the moment he says something that challenges me, my spiritual default needs to be to assume I am wrong and proceed from there. Family, if you are an American Catholic you see the absolute moral wreck this country is and has made us into, then you should be open to a complete overhaul of your moral understanding of whether a Catholic can be a democrat or republican. A vast majority of us need to be challenged and we need to change significantly. Let’s focus on our desperate need for repentance, not on whether a person we’ve only met through the lens of our politics soothes and affirms what we want to be true.