Interesting, though it most calls to my mind the equivalent distress I saw imposed on so many faithful Catholics back in my home archdiocese, Milwaukee, during the sad era of "the spirit of Vatican II." 

Quite specifically, I remember growing up in the 1970s and 1980s, the era of miserably saccharine and puerile hymns that tried desperately to sound like pop songs. Damian Thompson demolishes their faults beautifully here: http://bit.ly/2kyxB3r. 

But at bottom, when you realize these songs posing as Catholic church music were really self-centered pap that drew our thoughts away from God, you're filled with revulsion.

Don't start me on the faux-primitive banners or secularized sermons or the imposed abolition of reverence. I thank God daily for the Church's recovery from all that. 

The many faithful, reverent priests and people of Milwaukee and elsewhere needed better. Gratia Deo for the revitalization of Mother Church that has been delivering it.