With 'All Due Reverence', where is It?

With all due reverence, where is it?  Where is the 'all due' reverence to God in the New Mass? 

There is one thing that advocates of the New Mass do not care to focus too much on, something they know they cannot compete with the Old Mass. Perhaps, it is not their primary goal at all - that is the 'all due' reverence to God. For if the New Mass was to focus on all due reverence to God it will look something very much like the Old Mass. However that is not the goal of the New Mass. Let's try to prove it.

​The goal of the New Mass is the welcoming of each other; it is focused more for the people, instead of for God. If we randomly chose a few people off the streets and took them to both the Old and New Mass, and ask them which one seem more "reverent" and which one seem more "welcoming", we would be able to predict their responses  fairly  accurately. ​So why is this? It's because that's the intended purpose of both the Old and New Mass.

One Mass clearly focuses on all due reverence to our Lord, the other is focuses on welcoming the people. So in a way it depends on what you want to focus more on, our Lord or the people. Remember we are not just talking about showing reverence to God, we are talking about showing "all due" reverence to God. 

The moment a priest from the New Mass realizes this and tries to change the focus on giving more reverence to  God, he will face strong opposition. Why? Because the New Mass is not build for that... That's the evidence, that's the proof.

​While advocates of the New Mass keep on saying 'we can never go back', but why? Does God not deserve our all due reverence to Him?

The faithful will always seek out what is  righteous, and they will give back what is owed to God.