No.  It was the generation of priests that educated parishioners in the nuances of adult theology and changes from Vat II, those who preached LOVE over oppressive and non-scriptural law and fear, those who moved with grace and imagination into the 20th-21st century, those who have continued to say "yes to their bishops and work long past earned retirement, those who (many, not all) respect women and their rightful shared baptism and right to consideration for answering God's call to ministry, those who have encouraged laity to inform and employ their own consciences, those who have endured the reform of the reform with faithful and holy service.  Any other questions?