There are no signals from Pope Francis that moral doctrines regarding "irregular couples" (contracepting, divorced-remarried or LGBTQ) will be reformed during this papacy. And most definitely not regarding abortion.

In Amoris, for example, he not only changed no moral doctrines but changed no canons or disciplines either!  

Fr Martin, like the Pope, reemphasizes the primacy of the pastoral over the legal & repudiates remnants (not saving!) of legalism, rigorism, judgmentalism & exclusivism, while commending mercy & hospitality!

When those who, like Pope Francis or Fr. Martin, ask "Who am I to judge?" --- they are not even talking about objective states & the question doesn't presuppose any given stance regarding this or that moral reality. Instead, consistent with the Gospel injunction not to judge, the question charitably presupposes another's subjective exculpability.

That said, I believe the Church does need to revisit -not only canons & disciplines, but- moral doctrines.