No. Survey after survey has reported in detail that at least half of those whom Rome manifestly considers to be members in life and in death are liberal, and traditionalists make up a small minority. In contrast to those who most strongly esteemed as the accurate and wholly inspired word of God, with its basic literal hermeneutic, who have long testified to being the most conservative and unified large religious body.
Oddly this infection came from the sixties as these progressives became professors in our universities and seminaries.
When leadership is made the supreme authority than than unchanging Scripture (as described above) then when leadership goes South then so do the flock that follows them, while dissident TradCaths essentially become like fundamental evangelicals in that they determine the validity of church teaching based upon their judgment of what past church teaching says and means.
But for us it is Scripture, while besides liberal theology,distinctive Catholic teachings are not manifest in the only wholly inspired substantive authoritative record of what the NT church believed (which is Scripture, in particular Acts through Revelation, which best shows how the NT church understood the gospels).
Catholics are not mostly conservative. If anything they're mostly pagan. That being said, there are a lot of prosperity gospel Protestant churches in these places as well. But the difference between Protestants and Catholics is that Protestants generally act upon false teachings when they see it. Catholics just shrug their shoulders because it's all part of the Church.