This, obviously, is a matter of opinion. As a life-long Catholic of 50 years, I find the Novus Ordo much more prayerful than the Tridentine Mass. I'm supportive of allowing the Tridentine Mass where demand justifies its celebration for those who don't feel the way I do, however.
My use of a Down's Syndrome baby was meant to highlight the tragic nature of the liturgical reform and nothing more. But I'm sure you knew that.
I know how you meant it; its use was in very poor taste. Surely your fertile mind could have conjured up something else.
Sorry to further inflame your chronically hyperemic constitution, but I do not make things up. Mother Teresa gave many, many addresses, and I'm sure that there are a few for which you don't have the transcript.
Sorry, but your statement about Mother Teresa, conveniently hidden behind what "someone else told you" pegs my bullshit meter. I suspect no one told you any such thing, unless you'd like to back it up with some evidence.
Interesting that you don't consider it important to know whether a statement you attribute to Mother Teresa was actually ever uttered by her.
As for the Pope Paul "invention," I will help you somewhat with your checking-up on my veracity. While I usually require at least apparent good will as a pre-condition for doing others' work for them, I will make an exception in this case. Please review a particular work of the great philosopher (and close friend of Pope Paul), Jean Guitton -- the book is entitled The Secret Paul VI. I'm assuming you don't like to read too much. Unfortunately, I haven't seen any Cliffs Notes out for it, but don't worry. It's pretty skimmable.