Quite right, Bennett Kalafut. And if there can be 24 different Catholic Churches in Communion with Rome, there certainly can and will be many different ways of worship and expression within each of the different Churches, depending upon the local, national and international character -- liturgical, geographical, monetary, "populace" make-up -- of each territorially rooted community. I see this already in Virginia, Florida, CA (Santa Clara, absolutely)and Texas, among others. 
What we do need, however, are good pastors, leaders,  who look upon a parish as a "field hospital" (drawing on Pope Francis's metaphor) -- an inclusive site of prayer, healing, sacramental ministry, and social justice. In this regard, one wonders if pastors must necessarily be clerics (why not draw from a larger pool of committed lay people?); for while we need more priests, we need QUALIFIED pastors a hundred thousand times more.