With all due Respect Your Eminence, he has already claimed to have done so. His revision of the Catechism contradicts not only his predecessors, but the Fathers, and Holy Scripture itself.
From Gloria.tv
The Church finds herself in “confusion, error and division” and “in most troubled times”, Cardinal Raymond Burke told an audience in Melbourne (October 14).
In a talk recorded by newmanparish.org (video at article link) he noticed that the oligarch media ceased attacking the Church as they did when Benedict XVI was pope. This is for Burke a sign that "the Church" fails in her witness. It was clear that he was speaking about Francis.
Noticing that “secular voices” promote Francis as a revolutionary breaking with the Tradition, he commented, “The office of Saint Peter has nothing to do with revolution.”
Burke calls it "absurd" to think that Francis may be allowed to teach things not in accord with the solemn teaching of his predecessors.
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