So the solution is more centralized control from Rome? They need to firmly move those who support a Cafeteria Catholic approach back to orthodoxy? If that is the answer, then I'd like to see Rome get to work.
One direct result is an upswing in the numbers of Seminarians in many Dioceses, as young men see the Bishops making changes in priest formation committees. This means that the people who were actively blocking orthodox young men from being ordained, in favor of more 'sexually mature' young men who were 'flexible' in their beliefs, are being replaced by people who are looking for priests who are strong in their beliefs, and are willing to preach without apology.