Regarding: ""You don’t need to become a cardinal to think of yourself as a prince!" he exhorts. "It is enough to be clerical. This is what is worst in the organization of the Church. "
- A lot of clericalism takes root in the seminary. Some seminaries seem to be gifted in encouraging this grave matter.
- Perhaps it is time for a visitation of the US seminaries, this time led by laity, to identify those seminaries whose ordinands seem especially adept at installing in parishes the:  'smell and bells', 'women are a great labor force in the parish', 'laity - those odd beasts in the pews', 'never mind the catechism or scripture, the magisterium of jpii or benexvi says...',  'there is no ministry outside what the priest does', 'holy water is not holy when the laity use it to bless their homes and children.'
- Such seminaries would then be reformed or suppressed and the bishop responsible removed from any preaching or education role in the church.