Surely, you jest.

The Conciliar sect has been sinking for year and will likely go completely underwater in October when Bergoglio's redefinition of Church doctrines governing marriage are confirmed.  He couldn't get the two-thirds of the synod last October, but he got a majority.  Based on all news reports, it seems clear that he will re-stack next October's synod to get his two-thirds majority.  In fact, it will probably be such an overwhelming majority, no one will be able to question the results.

The only mystery is how Michael Voris, the SSPX, and all the anti-sedevacantists on this forum will spin the new doctrine so as to not have to come to the conclusion that the Conciliar sect is not the Catholic Church and that Bergoglio is not the pope of the Catholic Church.  The obvious answer is, of course, that they will ignore the doctrinal changes until an event occurs that can't be ignored--and then they will vigorously attack anyone who does not accept the "traditional Catholic doctrines governing the acceptance of unnatural unions".