When I was a boy I attended a high school at which the Christian Brothers taught. Our big rival was the Jesuit high school - there was just an arrogance exuding from those Prep boys. Rivals or not, I always admired them for their superior intellects. Truth is, those boys were getting a better education, so it was perhaps an arrogance born from plenty of hard work.
When my daughter attended Boston College in the late eighties, I became alarmed by the amoral, secular atmosphere there.
I spoke with a Jesuit who happened to be the BC Repect Life group's advisor and he was a good, orthodox Catholic with a national reputation as such. But I found in him that same arrogance that the Prep boys had in my youth. And he was absolutely incapable of finding fault with the Jesuits.
I guess what I'm saying is that even the few good ones worked so hard to become Jesuits that I fear there is a certain pride that is preventing them from admitting a problem.