text: "At some point a priest is going to impose on someones view of the liturgy because no two people have the exact same view of the liturgy. What one person likes another person may dislike."
  
  There have been situations reported on this site where a priest who is generally much more conservative than the congregation imposes a pre-Vatican II vision of the liturgy on the parish and upsets all the parishioners.  The latest one reported on was in North Carolina.
  
  "I've personally never heard of anyone "tattling" to the bishop for anything that was not a serious liturgical abuse."
  
  What do you consider serious liturgical abuses?  Liturgical dance?  Standing rather than kneeling for the Eucharistic Prayer?  Because I consider those preferences.  And rather than going to the bishop like a toddler, perhaps just change parishes to one more to your liking.