It’s easy enough to sit in an ivory academic tower and pontificate on what “the Church” should be doing. I live in that rarified world where exegetical detail and theological pursuits define the joys and priorities of the community: a divinity school. I warn my students against a seminarian’s ego and the dangers of abusing knowledge as a pastoral will to power. And I could continue in my efforts to qualify what I’m about to say, disabusing the reader against any hint of arrogant or smug