Pastors were urged to adapt the prayer of the hours to the parish situation. And I note that some parishes do recite the morning hour before or as part of the eucharistic celebration. Some parishes link the prayer of the evening hour with other devotions or exposition and benediction with the Blessed Sacrament. Novenas and other devotional services haven't just disappeared. I still see parishes where members gather before or after daily Mass to pray the rosary in common.
Many parishes pray the stations of the cross in Lent.
Some parishes and shrines hold St. Anthony or Miraculous Novena services. And many parishes have May devotions and the crowning of the Blessed Virgin Mary's statue. I have a question about the Secular Franciscans. The early lay followers of St. Francis were probably known as the Order of Penance. That title expressed a conversion of life on the part of its members.