"I bet you will hear that Trent is no longer in force...."

lol. Before predicting things, ashpenaz, read DISPUTATIONS CONCERNING THE CHRISTIAN FAITH, by Robert Bellarmine, S.J., in which work he argues forcefully for the rationality of Catholic theology against Lutheranism and Calvinism. I doubt Francis will ditch his fellow Jesuit's brilliant work for "Lutheran sacraments or ordinations" or for Luther's two Catechisms (never seriously taken as works of academic theology). I am sure, too, Luther's understanding of the role of the "godly prince," which effectively insisted that a monarch had total control of the church, would not sit well with him (as it didn't sit well with republican Calvin). Your predictions seem to have more affinity within your heart, wanting to assure some pseudo- event, than with current ecumenical theology. You mean well, but prediction is not a pastoral remedy.