[Alex Murphy]

Its simple. The Catholic Church is divided between the Pro-life conservatives and the social justice liberals. Both claim to be true Catholics. Jesuits tend to be in the social justice camp. The new Pope is a Jesuit. Those Cardinals and Bishops that tend to be more conservative and traditionalist are being demoted. Some Catholics, especially on FR, continue to claim its all just misinterpretation or media spin.

A growing number of Catholics, especially on FR, have begun claiming that Burke's move is a clear sign that the Catholic Church is entering an era of apostasy and that Francis may be an "anti-pope".

That about sums it up.

And you did a great job of it, too.

[NKP_Vet]

Main problem with the Catholic Church is the majority of the bishops in America came out of the 60s/70 liberal movement after Vatican II. In otherwords they’re democrats.

[thetallguy24]

He can’t be an anti-pope or apostate. The pope is infallible according to Vatican Council I, right?