Francis did not restore the title of "Patriarch of the West." He simply added this title to the list of those titles which he had renounced, and which are now listed in the papal yearbook only as "historical titles". Cardinal Cantalamessa confirmed and approved Francis's renunciation of all these titles, especially the title of "Vicar of Christ". Since this list consists of titles that are no longer relevant for Francis, he easily included the title “Patriarch of the West” in it.

Of course, the new Mass is a liturgy of a different faith and a different religion, since the people who invented it believe in a radically different god. This is the whole problem. The conciliar religion is not the Catholic Religion, there is no doubt about that.

"by false knowledge of God, man does not approach Him, but is severed from Him. Nor is it possible for one who has a false opinion of God, to know Him in any way at all, because the object of his opinion is not God" (St. Thomas Aquinas, Summa Theologiae, 2, 2, 10, 3).

"Bardas, the uncle of the drunken Emperor Michael III, who ruled the state for him, lived incestuously with the widow of his own son. The saintly Bishop Ignatius admonished him on that account, but in vain; and so on the occasion of a Divine Liturgy in the year 857 he declared him to be a public scandal. The result was rage, the banishment of St. Ignatius, a new Patriarch — Photius — and the beginning of Orthodoxy.

Martin Luther, an Augustinian monk, broke his vows, pulled a nun out of the cloister, took her as his wife and founded Protestantism.

Henry VIII, King of England, was weary of married life with Catharine of Aragon, and wanted Anne Boleyn as his wife; after that he changed his wives as though they were gloves, and so the depraved monarch founded the Anglican Church in 1537, because the Pope would not and could not allow him to transgress God’s law in that way.

Those are the origins of defection from Christ’s Church!" (St. Maximilian Kolbe)

He simply follows the instructions of the Second Vatican Council, which, of all the sciences, specifically ordered the adoption of two, which are more famous than others for their false teachings:

"sufficient use must be made not only of theological principles, but also of the findings of the secular sciences, especially of psychology and sociology, so that the faithful may be brought to a more adequate and mature life of faith" ("Gaudium et spes", 62).