How Are Heretical Bishops to Be Treated?

Modernists LUV Vatican II, and seem to ignore every council before it. But it obviously wasn't the first one or it wouldn't be called Vatican II (duh). And here's a pithy quote I found at CatholicTradition.org that describes exactly what should be done about heretical bishops (of which we seem to have an abundance these days). 

"Those therefore who after the manner of wicked heretics dare to set aside Ecclesiastical Traditions, and to invent any kind of novelty, or to reject any of those things entrusted to the Church, or who wrongfully and outrageously devise the destruction of any of those Traditions enshrined in the Catholic Church, are to be punished thus:

IF THEY ARE BISHOPS, WE ORDER THEM TO BE DEPOSED; BUT IF THEY ARE MONKS OR LAY PERSONS, WE COMMAND THEM TO BE EXCLUDED FROM THE COMMUNITY."

--------- Second Council of Nicaea 787 A.D.

Yup, calling for the removal of bishops who act "after the manner of wicked heretics" is part of the tradition of the Church. And, in fact, they were ORDERED "to be deposed" at a more robust time in the Church. Obviously, today faithful laity do well to echo that call from the distant past.

Of course that was in the days before we were inundated with limp-wristed, weak minded modernists ruling over episcopal sees with a wet noodle in one hand and a rainbow flag in the other. 

Let us pray with all our hearts for bishops pleasing to the Lord, although ordination of those types of bishops doesn't appear to be likely in the present climate when atheists and heretical clerics advise the pope on papal encylicals and modernist cardinals wheel and deal at Vatican synods. 

Don't forget to pray for the pope.