No, it isn't. But times have changed and the Church remains very much the same -- a I industrial revolution "machinery" at the time we are going throught the IV... And I think that is losing the last one. Only the very stubborn -- a sort of faithfullness -- accept to stand in the margins waiting. 
Before, it was "wise" to play the long hand -- five centuries --, now the time runs so fast that I don't know if it has five decades more.
Saints reflect the spirit of the time. Do you still pray to Saint Louis, King of the French, who spent all his people's money in crusades and collecting dubious sacred reliques? 

Fortunately, from him just a small empty jewell box resists: The Holly Chappel (La Sainte Chapelle). But at what cost?
Let us be open to always read -- and rethink -- the Gospel's calling -- at the light of our own time, conscience and reasoning. 
Jesus didn't told us to be deaf and blind -- He just cured those ailments.