Thus it comes about that many men who might serve the Church with great power are driven away at her doors.

Something must be done to get men whose love of truth is a part of their love of God.
The second difficulty concerns the leadership of the Church.

Bishops should be men with time to think, able when they address mankind to speak from "the top of the mind"; scholars rather than administrators, saints rather than statesmen; but such is the present condition that a man who is made a bishop finds himself so immersed in the business of a great institution that his intellectual and spiritual life become things of accident, luxurious things to be squeezed into the odd moments, if there are any, of an almost breathless day.

This is not good for the Church.

The world is not asking for mechanism.