Let's try it again.  I have no problem repeating it:

1)   This story is about clerics who believe so much in their progressive views that they engage in civil disobedience and get arrested.

2)  Bishop McElroy is a Catholic cleric who made a speech several months ago to young activists, urging them to "disrupt" society as they chose fit (ie civil disobedience) in order to force the nation to accept progressive ideals.

3)  Bishop McElroy himself seems to have no interest in personally participating in acts of civil disobedience.    

4)  Because Barber II is willing to walk his talk, he seems to have more integrity than Bishop McElroy, who simply talks.