Archbishop Chaput runs Philly now, and he is smart, theologically orthodox, and media savvy. He once was misquoted by the NYTimes and pulled out his tape of the interview and had them retract their claim.
He also has given talks at Franciscan University of Steubenville.
One doubts he will allow such a takeover.
Archbishop Chaput: “...Once participants arrive they will find programming for all types of families, including “non-traditional families,” Archbishop Chaput said in response to the issue of families headed by homosexual couples.
“Everybody is welcome,” he said, adding that although the meeting will “primarily involve a Catholic understanding of the family,” the virtues of the family are the same: “love, fidelity and support in time of need,” he said...”
http://catholicphilly.com/2014/05/news/local-news/vatican-archbishop-buon-giorno-philadelphia/
http://www.worldmeeting2015.org/about-the-event/worldmeetingoffamilies/
David L. Cohen, executive leadership cabinet, “World Meeting of Families”:
“...Though he has little free time left over after his commitments to Comcast, Penn and his family, Cohen is always happy to pitch in and help if he can. He has been very influential in two high-profile events coming soon to Philadelphia: the 2015 World Meeting of Families and the 2016 Democratic National Convention...”
“...Beyond all of these commitments, Cohen is also an active Democratic fundraiser with close ties to the Clintons — he said he couldn’t imagine supporting anyone other than Hillary in 2016. In 2011, Cohen hosted a dinner at his home that raised more than $1.2 million for Obama’s reelection campaign.
“I have been here so much, the only thing I haven’t done in this house is have Seder dinner,” Obama joked at a 2013 Democratic fundraiser at Cohen’s home, which also brought in more than $1 million...”
http://www.thedp.com/article/2015/04/david-cohen-profile