Thank you @mfjlewis. This article describes a very sad state of affairs. I remember when I realized that my enthusiasm for Pope Francis was not shared by all Catholics.

I was a guest on a Catholic radio show to talk about Dorothy Day, whom the host evidently admired. But when I expressed my feeling that DD would have loved Pope Francis the mood suddenly changed. “But what about the ‘dubia’??!” It was clear that I had crossed a line. 4 yrs ago.

Wow. I really believe the dubia was the moment it all changed. For four cardinals to publicly insinuate that Francis had taught doctrinal error under the guise of seeking "clarity" was nothing short of astonishing.

And the fact that one of them embarked on a media campaign where he advertised his desire to formally "correct" the pope (while the vast majority of bishops and popular apologists either supported him or ignored him) has led to all kinds of discord and division.