It really depends on the diocese. Some bishops are excellent, others are very liberal leftovers from the 70s who persecute their good priests and encourage heterodox theology. They are either retiring or being shuffled away by this Pope, so things will be a lot better in the future.
In the Church as everywhere else, there was a crisis in authority in the 60s and 70s and the bad bishops and priests felt they didn’t have to adhere to anything they didn’t like or that made them unpopular (opposition to birth control, for example). That is being corrected now.
As for the Jesuits and the Ursulines, there was also a crisis in the major religious orders, and most of the big ones are going belly up because they lost their faith and their calling. There actually are some good Jesuits, although they’re in the minority, but I’m not sure about the Ursulines. In many ways, the women’s orders were hit harder (because of a minunderstood feminism) so many of the old ones are dying out, although lots of new, good ones are springing up.