Dear Assumption:   You raise an issue that is close to my thinking also, in spite of the fact I applaud St. John XXIII parish.    I do love traditional Church liturgy and music, including "good " organ music that is rarely found in the United States.    Most Catholics I know don't seem to care much and parish priests seem to care even less.    We are a minority on this subject.    You only find this in larger cities (like mine in San Francisco) where some parishes have more money and are willing to pay for a qualified organist and choir director.   But, I think you have to acknowledge this Ohio parish of St. John XXIII is meeting the needs of their people and also drawing young families with children as well as seniors.  This is important and  is how I remember parish life as a child.    (I am now 78. )  Our parish did not have good music either nor a decent organ.   But it had the Holy Spirit.    And that's what I think this Ohio parish has.