Smacks of Donatism. Is everything only good and perfect among Resistance folk? Why pick out the Society only, Last Tradhican?
Who on earth told you only 1% of baptized Catholics will be saved? You made that up. And if you thought there was a danger of it, why not hand out Our Lady's Scapular, to which She promised the Grace of Final Perseverance, to fellow chapel-goers?
Why not preach, as St. Montfort did, that the solution to some of the legitimate problems you describe, is to pray the Holy Rosary every day, especially 15 decades if we can? As that great Saint taught, we cannot continue always praying the Rosary and always continuing in attachment to grave sin. One will drive out the other. Either we will stop praying the Rosary, or we will give up our sin.
Why not speak about the Eucharistic Jesus, His Precious Blood, His Holy Wounds, the importance of meditation upon His Passion, on devout participation in the Holy Sacrifice, on God's Infinite Love in remaining with us always in the Blessed Sacrament, and of how we injure His Sacred Heart every time we sin, and must be moved to contrition and sorrow for our sins in having offended so gravely His Infinite Goodness? I see a lot of blaming and finger-pointing, but no actual spiritual guidance or helpful solutions from some.
If we wish to be holy, we should frequent the Sacraments, weekly or at least monthly Confession, daily or at least weekly Holy Mass and Holy Communion, a burning love for the Blessed Sacrament and Eucharistic Adoration, and a deep love for God and neighbor. Love for Jesus Christ Our Lord, for His Holy Church, and for the Souls which He redeemed at the cost of His Precious Blood, must be the guiding principle of everything we do. As Our Lady of Fatima told, many poor sinners go to hell because there is no one to pray and sacrifice for them. So what we must do is Consecrate ourselves and all our actions to Our Lord through Our Lady, and strive to do all the actions of our lives for the Glory of God and the Salvation of Souls alone. We ought to say "Jesus, Mary, Joseph! I love You! Save Souls!" very often.
St. Louis Marie Montfort concludes, in explaining True Devotion to Jesus through Mary, “To appreciate the excellence of this motive we must understand what a wonderful thing it is to convert a sinner or to deliver a soul from Purgatory. It is an infinite good, greater than the creation of heaven and earth, since it gives a soul the possession of God... It may well be that at the hour of death a person who has been faithful to this devotion will find that he has freed many souls from Purgatory and converted many sinners, even though he performed only the ordinary actions of his state of life. Great will be his joy at the judgement. Great will be his glory throughout eternity.”