Sally Dorman

Archbishop Gustavo García-Siller of San Antonio, Texas, has suspended a priest who has referred to Pope Francis as a “usurper.”
Father John Mary Foster had established a religious community known as the Mission of Divine Mercy, and posted online statements that he said were “prophetic messages” from God. The archbishop has removed the priest’s faculties and withdrawn approval for the mission.

San Antonio archbishop removes priest who called Pope Francis a ‘usurper’
A San Antonio priest who recently called Pope Francis a “usurper” has had his faculties for public ministry removed by Archbishop Gustavo García-Siller, who said the decision was made to prevent “further confusion and grave scandal.”
García-Siller not only stripped the priest, Father John Mary Foster of faculties for public ministry, but he also withdrew the status of the apostolate that Foster founded in 2010, Mission of Divine Mercy, as an official apostolate of the Archdiocese of San Antonio.
In a March 15 letter on the decision, García-Siller explained that Foster posted three alleged prophetic messages on the Mission of the Divine Mercy Website, on February 28 and 29, and March 13, respectively, that each contained false teachings. After refusing to take down these messages, Foster then posted another message where he explains why the messages were posted without García-Siller’s approval.
In the 17-page message …

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The fact that that community/ priest was willing to take the hit - must have known the risk of getting cancelled, I think gives credibility to their alleged messages from Heaven. If you consider Bergoglio might not be who many think he is, does not this make you question whether many of those he elected to positions of power, and their colleagues in the episcopate are coming up with the right conclusions? At every turn this is looking increasingly the case.

The cancelled priests and those who speak out against this pontificate are sadly the good and loyal ones.