..." Pope John XXIII  convened the Second Vatican Council to "recognize and understand the world in which we live" ...

That seems to be the Key.
    Some people are still attempting to ignore or 'reform' the reform that calls us to learn to live in OUR world. Rather than embracing and extending the Second Vatican Council.

    Analyzing our Sunday Liturgy readings,  that problem solving process of the early Jerusalem Church described in Acts gives both a good  and a bad model. They did listen to the people that there WAS a problem. The solution in asking the community to recommend laity they trusted to take on the task of distributing the daily needs  was good.

   That solved the Apostles' 'problem' : they had gotten themselves involved in tasks beyond their capacity and job description.

   But the actual SOURCE of that problem remained un-addressed. People were selling everything and giving it to the Apostles. They could not handle the distribution.

   Is our system our problem?