Well, at least he's apologized.

AP:

The Rev. Salvatore Cordileone said in a statement issued by his office Monday that he was driving home from a dinner with friends in San Diego with his mother early Saturday when he was pulled over at a DUI checkpoint. He said a sobriety test showed his blood alcohol level to be above the legal limit . . . He says he is ashamed of what he termed an "error in judgment" and plans to pay his debt to society.

And at least he was in respectable company, and he says he made a mistake. Still -- ashamed is just what he should be feeling.

Installation in SF on October 4th -- if he doesn't decide he should resign, I suppose. His court date is five days later and that's definitely going to happen.