"I'm not a big one for crises."
Pope Benedict XVI, as Cardinal Ratzinger, has said numerous times (as well as Pope John Paul II), that we are in the midst of a crisis. He puts much of the blame on the collapse of the liturgy.
Perhaps you should re-align your thinking more closely and docilely with that of our Holy Father.
There are always dozens of crises ongoing. Millions of crises large and small. The world can be seen as a perpetual crisis, or series of crises. One might say that the greatest crisis was resolved in the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ.
Instead of crisis, crisis everywhere I choose to see crises as the natural consequence of our fallen world, and thus normative (in a disordered sense) rather than extraordinary.
Regarding the liturgy, "abuse crisis", etc, I believe the tipping point has come and gone.