By John-Henry Westen, LifeSiteNews - We all know that Vatican I infallibly taught that the Pope is the supreme governor of the Universal Church, with universal jurisdiction over disciplinary matters. But what would happen should we receive a bad Pope, and what can bishops do if said Pope attempts to oust them from their dioceses without cause?... John-Henry Westen (discusses) the role of bishops in the Church and their relationship with the Pope in light of the recent apostolic visitation paid to Bishop Joseph Strickland of Tyler, Texas, an outspoken critic of Pope Francis.