I understand why people are concerned about clerics from places like Africa and India, where misogyny is heavily ingrained in the culture. But the flip-side of that is that there's a practicality to the Church in the developing world that those of us in the West don't understand. Fr. Orobator is an example of that.

So is Pope Francis. Much of his vision for the Church comes from having been formed in Latin America, where priests are scarce, common law marriage the norm and the dangers of the Church siding with the wealthy and powerful over the poor all too evidenced by history. 

This is why the most significant thing this pope can do is appoint more cardinals from the developing world. They are the wildcard that, through future papal elections, will influence the direction of the Church for the next hundred years or more.