When the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops gathered in Baltimore two weeks ago, they did a lot. They approved updates to the Program of Priestly Formation, debated language about faithful citizenship, elected new leaders, and accepted a budget. They listened to inspiring presentations from Catholic Relief Services, Catholic Charities, the Catholic Legal Immigration Network, and the National Council of Catholic Women. They engaged in thoughtful dialogue about gun violence, evangelization, immigration, racism, and pro-life activities.