All good. You should also consider: a) treatment of single-parent families; b) welcoming of gays; c) valuing of lay views and experiences; d) homilies that address relevance of current Church issues to the gospel; e) invitations to academic experts, lay professionals like docs/lawyers, theologians, Protestants,  and others for evening "issue" programs; f) formal surveying of member needs; g) availability of NCReporter; h) racial diversity; i) women on parish council; j) suggestion box availability; k) worship with Protestant churches where other family members attend; l)   recognition of data we already have regarding why people claim they leave: clericalism; legalism; sexism; hubris; anti-sex ism.  Few parishes close because of few opportunities for rosaries and confession and no sermons about confession. I could be wrong.  I join you in defining a) problems; b) solutions.  Learning is what happens AFTER we know it all. Be not afraid of knowledge. Humbly seek to KNOW, not to WIN.