From the original article:  "The pope has railed against a resurgent clericalism, in one case telling a group of religious formation directors about "little monsters" who use ordination to lord it over others."
A few observations:
1.  This pope rails a lot.  But I notice that in general (a) 'clericalism' has become a bad thing, and (b) 'clericalism' seems to mean 'anything I don't like'.  To a 'progressive', cassocks and birettas are clericalism; to a traditionalist, it was clericalism when the priest pulled down the altar rail,or ad-libs his way through the Novus Ordo, or refuses to allow a Tridentine mass in his parish.
2. Of course, time was when ‘anti-clericalism’ was the bad thing—recall the French and Spanish Revolutions.
3. (cont’d….)