So the “results” we’re getting—a crisis in the priesthood—are the result of the current Church system. But it still appears that the seminary system is fundamentally designed to produce smart priests rather than priests who are psychologically sturdy, emotionally healthy, spiritually alive, and pastorally mature spiritual fathers. The seminary system also seems to be inadvertently institutionalizing seminarians. The young priest is baptized into a type of ministry characterized by cynicism and mediocrity. This analysis of the Church system is not a reason for priests to feel like victims.