If my understanding is correct, the Roman Catholic Bible did not include the Apocryphal books until after the meeting of the hierarchy at what we know as The Council Of Trent. The beliefs and doctrines of the “official” church stated that Mary remained a virgin, (contradicting Matthew and others) that Mary was worthy of worship, purgatory, etc.
Martin Luther posted his 95 Thesis on the Wittenberg Door stating that these beliefs and others were essentially wrong thereby starting the Protestant Reformation. The Roman Church had to justify these beliefs so in haste they included the Apocrypha into the biblical canon. These books were not included previously because of the obvious contradictions to the other books that were deemed more reliable. I understand that the writer of one of the Maccabees for example got so many historical facts wrong that he seemed confused as to the history he wrote about. I have not read these books so maybe someone can tell me if the doctrines above are in fact in the Apocryphal books.