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Was St. Bernard a "De Facto Schismatic" in not attending Anacletus II Masses since the Majority of Cardinals claimed he was the "True Pope" according to Taylor Marshall?

Dr. Taylor Marshall in his book "Infiltration" on page 239 wrote:

"Catholics are obliged to attend only those Masses that commemorate the true pope... Any Mass that does not commemorate the true pope... is de facto schismatic."

However, St. Bernard of Clairvaux did not attend only those Masses that commemorat[ed] the true pope [according to the majority of the cardinals of the time]... [Moreover,] [a]ny Mass that does not commemorate the true pope [according to the majority of cardinals of the time]... is de facto schismatic" apparently according to the reasoning of Marshall and that appears to be a problem for him.

Does this mean that Doctor of the Church St. Bernard was "de facto" a "schismatic" according to Dr. Marshall?

Since it appears to be a 100% belief beyond doubt of Marshall, similar to his Twitter collaborator One Peter Five's Steve Skojec, that Francis's papacy is valid beyond question and if anyone doubts it they are therefore schismatics then does this mean Cardinal Raymond Burke is a "schismatic" because he said the Francis conclave could be invalid?

Cardinal Burke told Patrick Coffin there are "grounds... for calling into question the [Francis] election."
(Patrick Coffin show, "Dubia Cardinal Goes on Record - Raymond Cardinal Burke," 19:55 to 21:46)

Moreover, when Cardinal Gerhard Muller implied that the Francis papacy could be invalid, Marshall said:

"[Cardinal Muller said] [n]o pope alone if he spoke ex cathedra could make possible the ordination of women... You have only two options at that point. One, it's true. That is Divine Revelation that God revealed. I can't see how that works. Or second, the pope ain't the pope, Sedevacantist."
(YouTube, TnT, " What about Married Deacons, Minor Orders, and So-called Women Ordination?" 18:15 to 19:02)

It appears that for Marshall since it seems for him it is 100% infallible dogma that Francis is the "true pope" if Francis proclaimed ex cathedra that the ordination of women was "Divine Revelation" then Marshall would believe the heresy of ordination of women.

Pray an Our Father now for the restoration of the Church.

 

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