Yes I agree that I have noticed a certain something about an original SSPX priest. He hangs out with a Mexican satanist and imagines himself to be a Bishop today.

I compare that to a priest who was originally NO who was conditionally reordained by the SSPX. He does his duties without scandal, he cares for the souls of his shee, and he's fairly humble man.

Here’s your answer.  Compare priests formed by Archbishop LeFebvre, Bishop Williamson, and the French priests who came thereafter. 

I'm not clear what you're getting at.  Are you referring to comparing three groups of priests?  And what would the differences be?

"Aloofness", that's the word I was looking for.  One priest who jumps out at me is Fr Helmuts Libeitis, excellent confessor (or he was for me anyway), but very down-to-earth, speaks on a very approachable, common-man level, working-class English accent.  He's anything but aloof.  My only quibble is that his sermons are LONG, at least the one I heard him deliver, ran every bit of 45 minutes.  But it was memorable.

yeah, novus ordo priests have given me the sacraments while the latin mass priests haven't given me any sacraments and i will never go to them

Why are you on a Traditional Catholic forum?

Not only are you not Traditional Catholic, but you seem positively hostile towards the movement.

i am a traditional catholic i accept the pope (pope francis currently) and all teachings of the church i just don't attend the masses that are said in latin and probably never will unless the liturgy is changed and latin masses become the norm again

So you're one of those "small T" traditional Catholics.

that was me above i got logged out and the post with username checkbox doesn't stay checked when you log back in

hey you never know, vatican ii called for latin to be preserved so if its fully implemented in the future i could indeed be going to a mass with latin in it

I find this question to come at an interesting time.  Just recently I tried to attend and FSSP mass specifically wondering if I would "feel" any different.  It felt disordered, so much, that I had to leave.  I keep wondering if it was my own scruples, a nudging from my Guardian Angel, or a demon, I guess I will never know for sure in this life time.

The problem for many priests and laity is that many of us have become too worldly. 

 There is too much time to get in trouble too.   Many worldly priests have no time to give last rites but plenty of time for worldly entertainment or  time was made to cause scandal.