I am just curious.  We have been 32 years without +ABL.  Who are the current Bishops and Priests we should be watching to see if they are able to STRENGTHEN AND UNIFY traditional Catholics?

There can be no real unity without the Pope, as the Pope is the principle of unity for Catholics ... so I wouldn't hold my breath.  +Lefebvre was able to provide a certain amount of unity due to his stature and his character, but it was an artificial unity based on his person.  Bishop Williamson realized this, and spoke of it even before +Lefebvre died, and it's one of the reasons he chose not to found his own "organization".

So in the meantime, who are some good bishops and priests to listen to, who help more with the formation of our personal souls as oppose of fighting the Crisis, which there is no current solution?  I don't want the rhetoric of listen to me because I am right. I don't want to be told you're sinning if you go to this group's Mass.  I think it is time for Catholics to fortify themselves.

There are many good bishops and priests out there, even if they disagree on some things.

Please add the websites here for easy access.

Whatever website someone would post, there are going to be those who don't like it. I think everyone on here knows the different groups and the bishops associated with them.

Please add the websites here for easy access.

There are sites / videos / materials everywhere.  Just type in a bishop or priest you're looking for and add something like sermons:  "Bishop Sanborn sermons" for example.

Here is one of the biggest repositories of traditional Catholic sermons on the internet.

So in the meantime, who are some good bishops and priests to listen to, who help more with the formation of our personal souls as oppose of fighting the Crisis, which there is no current solution?  I don't want the rhetoric of listen to me because I am right. I don't want to be told you're sinning if you go to this group's Mass.  I think it is time for Catholics to fortify themselves.

It sounds to me like Boshop Pivarunas and the CMRI might be a good selection based on your description.  They tend to take a middle course on controversial issues within traditionalism: not condemning the attendance of "una cuм Masses" or the use of the old Holy Week rites for instance, while still not offering either within their organization.

Bishop Carmona has Bishop Livarunas make an oath to promote Church unity before consecration him, and it seems to me evident in such policies.  Refusing to bind the consciences of the faithful in matters which were not defined prior to Vatican 2 is a constant with them. 
 
That said, for sound moral and spiritual doctrine, other groups are excellent as well.  You may get more polemics from one group or another but we all learn to look past that.

Good post.  I didn't know about the required "oath".  Where are you getting that?

Although I disagree with certain of his views, I believe that Bishop Sanborn is second to none when it comes to sermons on matters of morality. He is my go-to when I am looking for counsel on a certain sin, etc.

PS.  Yeti's link above is also very good. I have that bookmarked on my computer as well.

Wow I need to spellcheck before posting lol.  I learned about the oath concerning Church unity from a seminarian and have had it confirmed by multiple priests.  I agree 100% about Bishop Sanborn and his sermons on morality, as long as you exclude the una cuм and Holy Week questions.  Since it sounds as though OP is looking for a seminary and not simply a parish, I would argue in favor of Mater Dei/CMRI rather than MHT.  MHT enforces their theological opinions very forcefully which can result in a certain cookie-cutter formation and division from the greater Church.  Examples aside from those mentioned above are the banning of gothic vestments, the rule against any member of RCI being a Scotist, conditionally confirming those confirmed by a priest in the Eastern Rites (which has always been considered valid,) etc.