the hermeneutic of continuity

Do you remember what happened on the first anniversary of the announcement of Benedict XVI's intention to resign from the papacy?  Archbishop Georg Gänswein gave an interview in which he related the following,

Do the Pope and the Pope emeritus interact frequently?

There is an excellent relationship. The ways in which they interact are various. They telephone, they write, they meet, they eat together. Pope Francis has been a guest for lunch in the monastery several times. Once, after Christmas, the Pope emeritus was also in Santa Marta.

The are some who contrast them.

It is a favorite game, especially for some journalists. Which does not please me. I have the grace of living with one and working with the other. And I can thus allow myself to say that I know both very well. I do not see them as opposed, but as complementary. It is obvious that the style, the gestures, and even the form of government of Pope Francis are different from those of Pope Benedict. But an opposition cannot be established only based on this. Doing things in a different way does not mean doing them in an opposite way. One must always have in mind that which the Pope emeritus wrote to professor Hans Küng and repeated to Andrea Tornielli, when he expressed "identity of views and heartfelt friendship" regarding Pope Francis.

Also in the liturgy the sensibilities are different.

That is true, this is an objective fact, and it is not an offense to say so. But even in this case, I repeat, doing things in a different way does not mean doing them in an opposite way.

Radio Cristiandad posted two videos, in their post LA IGLESIA DE BENEDICTO XVI Y LA DE FRANCISCO, which demonstrate how the Novus Ordo religion looks under Francis  and how it looked under Benedict XVI. 

This is the Novus Ordo church with Benedict XVI (Germany)

This is the Novus Ordo church with Francis (Argentina)

Can you spot the difference?