Joan, I was surprised that DiNardo took any action to address what Weinandy did.   Maybe not fair to him, but he seems to be the culture warrior type and hasn't really shown any leadership in forwarding the pastoral approach Pope Francis is promoting.  

Has DiNardo had some change of heart?  I don't know.  It would help if bishops would stop attending signing ceremonies with Trump, and actually address from the pulpit the failures of the Trump administration in seeing to the needs of poor people.  I would think the mess Trump is making and has made of access to health care would get equal volume of recrimination from bishops as abortion does - it is such a critical issue.  

But so are Trumps lies, what he says about Hispanic people, and Muslims, his bullying of leaders in other nations that could lead to disintegration of international cooperation and even war.   If they could condemn Clinton, they need to condemn Trump just as much, just as loudly.   Will they?  I don't think so.