You go off and be a hermit. And they banded people together in communities and communes that went traveling and preaching and shared a common poor life. And the Franciscan movement continues to band people together that way today. And Dorothy Day founded a house, the Catholic Worker House in New York, a newspaper and a movement dedicated to justice and to compassion. And she was often in conflict with the tried and true, the accepted and the authoritative way of being a good Catholic.
New wine needs fresh wine skins.
Otherwise, it's stale wine, and we're not called to that. How do we be a people of tradition and a living faith. I'd suggest a few steps. One is that we never lightly or easily dismiss the old, even if we don't appreciate it or understand it, lest something very precious and very central be lost or misplaced. Secondly, we keep trying to seek out the true meaning and value behind the words we use, the things we say, the way we celebrate.