PG,
You have a unique interpretation of vengeance and God's will, which I disagree with. Firstly, the fact that pope Francis was elected pope does not mean that God condones his errors and scandals. Just because the Holy Ghost "guided" the selection of Francis doesn't mean that he isn't called to sanctity just like the rest of us. And, obviously, Francis is failing miserably, publicly, BOLDLY and without any hint of change whatsoever. In fact, he's not only failing, he's ATTACKING the truth and trying to subvert it. Is this God's will? ABSOLUTLELY NOT! Is it wrong to pray for a holy pope and that Francis be removed from office? How can that be wrong?
Secondly, There's nothing imperfect about praying for a better life, a better church, a good and holy pope who will consecrate Russia and, instead of offering scandal to the laity, will offer a pious example which we can follow. If God withholds answering our prayer, then so be it, we accept His answer.
Thirdly, it's not "vengeful" to pray that some suffering or problem be fixed. That's one of the reasons why prayer exists. Again, you act like since Francis is the pope that whatever he does is holy or sanctioned by God, therefore we must accept it as coming from the Almighty Himself. This is such a V2 misunderstanding of the papacy, which has been falsely explained to many, so that they believe the pope is some kind of oracle or spiritual savant. He is nothing of the sort, but a man like us, with an incredibly important job to fulfill and an awesome responsibility to uphold for the Faith - something he's rebelling against openly and frightfully.
Worshipping the office of the papacy is not catholic. The pope is just a man who can go to hell like the rest of us. And Francis needs all the prayers in the world, for he has "itching ears" and is preaching the false gospel of V2, and thereby dragging many, many millions of souls with him to error and, God forbid, damnation.
Vengeance would be to wish the pope harm. I do not. What I wish for is that he convert, either during his papacy or on his death bed. Too many souls are being lost everyday. The pope's soul is not more important than anyone else's. All must be saved.