Original sentence: He is considered to be an "anti-pope" by most Catholics.In 1998, a conclave of conservative catholics, both lay and clerical, in a telephone vote elected Pulvermacher to the allegedly vacant papacy (see Sedevacantism).It is noteworthy that he castigates not only the "Roman Catholic Church" but also (and often with greater fervor) all traditionalist Catholics who reject his claim to be the true pope.None of these satisfied him: he judged them all as too liberal and in error.Reverend Father Earl Lucian Pulvermacher, OFM Cap (born April 20, 1918) was elected Pope Pius XIII of the true Catholic Church (tCC) in 1998, based in Montana
Edited sentence: In 1998, a 'conclave' of conservative catholics, both lay and clerical, in a telephone vote 'elected' Pulvermacher to the allegedly vacant papacy (see Sedevacantism).It is noteworthy that he castigates not only the "Roman Catholic Church" but also (and often with greater fervour) all traditionalist Catholics who reject his claim to be the true pope.None of these satisfied him: he judged them all as too liberal and 'in error'.Reverend Father Earl Lucian Pulvermacher, OFM Cap (born April 20, 1918) is an anti-pope based in Montana in the United States who was elected Pope Pius XIII of the true Catholic Church (tCC) in 1998