The internet information age has spawned a generation ready to move on -- get past old ways that stymied personal spiritual growth. 

The Catholic Church is still the do-as-I-say, pray-pay-obey, follow-the-leader model. And that isn't acceptable any longer for discerning people of any age. 

And it is the internet savvy young of today who are more apt to question an institution that wants to make decisions for them -- who to date, who to marry, marital bed conduct, how to pray, who to vote for, what social cause is worthy of financial contributions, what movies and books are acceptable, which gender may be ordained, which people are banned from the Eucharist,  etc, etc.

The RCC, in general, seems so busy being Catholic, it often forgets being Christian. I hope the "young voices" recognize this and act accordingly; to step in and unceasingly fight for reform, or with a clear conscience "move on"; whichever action utilizes their talents for societal good.