My mother was deeply protestant until my father took her to a Latin Mass. She loved the mystery and still loved it after Vatican II. How deeply Protestant? My ancestered were involved in founding the Presbyterian (Puritan congregationalist), Quaker, Anabaptist and Disciples of Chirst. That is deep Protestant. Still, I don't mind the Roman Missal. And with your Spirit is fine. The more univeral credo is fine, but the prayers during the Mass, from the Introit to the prayer after Communion and clunkly in translation. They are so bad, each parish liturgy committee would likely do a better job. An exageration of course, but not by much. Maybe the USCCB could have a committee prepare better prayers when necessary. Regardless, what Francis just did reasserted his authority over the Mass. Hopefully he uses it wisely, especially on translations issues. For those Trads that value obedience, please domonstrate that value here and quit relitigating Vatican II and the liturgy since then.