I just can't help wonder though about Padre Pio. He is in the gray area, in that he was canonized by an anti-pope, but then his real life was one of a saint. Many attested to his miracles while he was alive, he was a priest (I think the only other both priest and saint of Church history was St. John Vianney , the Cure of Ars).
ITs been hashed many times over on this forum in numerous threads, but in my opinion Padre Pio deserves some respect and defense by us traditional Catholics given all the slander by libs against him (making people believe he did the New Mass before he died, which he never did) and other such misrepresentations of the man.