This is a clear and concise statement of what I have been saying for a while now. When speaking of this issue people tend to personalize this way to much to the individual sitting in the Papal chair when its bigger than that. It's the entire Roman Curia and Clerical Culture. And specifically the Congregation of the Doctrine of the Faithful. 

Marie Collins pointed out how they and people at the lower levels who have specifically obstructing Francis's recommendations. And this isn't the only issue this has happened with. What this shows is that change isn't gonna come from a one man effort where the Pope is some sort a superman. 

It is gonna have to come from a massive movement of dedicated people both in the Church structures, and those outside putting pressure as well. The Pope cannot change everything in the Vatican and Catholic Church by himself. It has to be done through a movement of pressure on the structures and institutions that make his changes easier to implement.