Pope Francis Revokes Cardinal Burke's Vatican Privileges

The move, citing 'disunity', follows similar action against another conservative American prelate earlier this month.

Pope Francis has reportedly decided to revoke Cardinal Raymond Burke's right to a subsidized Vatican apartment and salary, marking the second such action against a conservative American prelate this month.
Francis is said to have taken this action due to Burke being a source of 'disunity' within the church, using his privileges against the church.
Cardinal Burke, a 75-year-old canon lawyer, has been one of the most outspoken critics of Pope Francis, his outreach to LGBTQ+ Catholics, and his reform project to make the church more responsive to the needs of ordinary faithful.
Burke has not received any notification of measures being taken, according to his secretary.
This comes after Francis forcibly removed the bishop of Tyler, Texas, Joseph Strickland, another conservative critic of Francis, earlier this month.