Okay, but you seem to somehow fail to grasp the purpose of such changes (not that I think some of hem are the only way to go).  The Liturgical reform movement starting in the late 1800's and solidified at Vatican II very clearly adopted, once again, the focus on the Eucharistic celebration and not on adoration of saints nor the prominence of a tabernacle which is, really, simply a place to hold consecrated hosts but, over the centuries, made to be an elaborate icon of its own.  A personally like those churches that moved the tabernacle to a side of the sanctuary, or simplified it.  I can certainly live without the statues as I prefer simplicity.  I believe the Protestant criticisms of years ago that Catholics worship idols to be correct.  If we discussed this two years ago, it is no wonder I needed to repeat some points since you neglect them completely.  Are you wearing a piece of a communion rail around your neck as a sacred medal?  I'm glad you found your place to worship.