It's "on going" in the sense that it's permanent.

I have seen perhaps a half dozen of these situations over the years, and studied them going back into the late 19th century with the Poles and Russian Catholics, and they all follow more or less the same course.

The bishop and the pastor are not going to change anything, the folks who exited (in the Polish areas they were given the nickname "the kickers") will live out their lives and their children will have zero interest in any of this and go to the church nearest them, those who left for different faiths were already in trouble, and in a generation it will all be a memory.

These are people problems, not Church problems.