It just seems like the wrong time to jump on that. We needn't canonize him. A simple "i'll pray for his soul" would make sense.
That said I did take note of one comment that said Fr. Cekada himself would've appreciated the dark humor. If that's true, per those who know him, than that's fair enough
Thank you for your charitable response. I appreciate that.
It might be a the wrong time to jump on this.....IF.... it weren't for the fact that Fr. Cekada was a dogmatic sedevacantist, which is opposed to the view of the Resistance.
Here's another way to put it. If a Modernist priest in the conciliar church were to die, would he receive the same positive reaction as has been done here? Because dogmatic sedevacantism is just the other side of the coin from modernism. Modernism and dogmatic sedevacantism are two sides of the same coin. That doesn't mean that we shouldn't pray for him (and I would never ever say that we shouldn't). I do pray for the souls in purgatory, and I know how important it is to do so. But one must be realistic.
And I'm fairly certain that Fr. Cekada was banned from this forum. He wasn't all that charitable when pushing his views on dogmatic sedevacantism.