I see his papacy as having returned to the path of deep reform of Vat II from which JPII and BXVI wandered from so detrimentally, but I'm not sure many are listening to what Francis is really (REALLY) saying:  a solid, no holding back return to Gospel values.  Everything I've read from him echoes the basic tenets of love, mercy, forgiveness, humility, service, embracing and serving the poor (including modifying global social and economic structures to facilitate greater equality of opportunity), sacrifice, etc.  

If Catholicism truly modeled the Gospel, as we are called to do, if we really were building the Kingdom as Jesus asked, the fatal flaws of the uber-institutionalization of the Church "should" be able to be reformed easily.  I think Francis is more concerned about reverting to the radical message of the Gospel than correcting even sinful practices (clericalism, misogyny, "ontological magic") that abound.  He seems to me to be concentrating on the Gospel, not the Institution.