What is problematic about the songs that the Jefferson Diocese prohibited?

I just heard on [the loopCast](https://open.spotify.com/episode/72M8UH1L74eYIRfh2R9Ngn?si=8875c901459745a0) that the Jefferson diocese banned the following hymns from use at churches: - All Are Welcome - Ashes - Bread of Life - Celtic Alleluia - Covenant Hymn - For the Healing of the Nations - God Has Chosen Me - Haleluya! We Sing Your Praises - Led By the Spirit - Many and Great - Table of Plenty - Three Days https://diojeffcity.org/blog/2024/10/28/decree-prohibiting-certain-hymns-and-listing-suggested-mass-settings/ I understand the banned composers are under suspicion of some sort of malfeasance, but what was the reason for banning these songs? I don't love many of them, but I do love "Table of Plenty" - especially the John Michael Talbot version. Are these songs just bad for liturgy or are they bad in general? And what in particular is bad about each of these songs?