The good old says. Not as much quite and a lot more fuss in Catholic Churches today, ans the little red light is often ignored if it is there at all.
The lamp is lit, and the Master is "In". We have The Twenty-Four Hours Adoration every First Friday, and people sign up round the clock so that Christ will never be alone.
Also, Robby, you have to search far and wide to find the tabernacle, confessionals, stations of the cross and a proper pipe organ.
Since Vatican II, whereby a new religion was established, all inspirational paintings, statues, votive lights and, most importantly, the liturgy, was thrown out the front door. Anything that looked like a Roman Catholic Church was torn out and discarded.
When one goes to another Church while traveling in a foreign country the worshiper has no idea what’s going on. Even if one is visiting in San Juan Capistrano everything is different.
Whenever a new ‘church’ has been constructed subsequent to Vatican II it resembles an unadorned aircraft hangar.
Instead of sainthood, it should appear to most thinking Catholics, that John Paul and his predecessors back to Pius XII, will owe quite an explanation to our Maker as to why Christ’s Church on earth has been gutted.