Sr. Pascalina Lehnert, Pope Pius XII's housekeeper and secretary, wrote in His Humble Servant ch. 11:

One example was the beatification process of a very well known founder of a religious order. The proceedings were concluded and waiting for the Pope’s decision. On looking through the docuмents Pius XII now found some most distasteful words often used by the servant of God, which, however, were in general use in the region where they had been uttered and not regarded as objectionable, as he was assured from various quarters. Pius XII remained deaf to every request and representation. “I cannot,” he said simply. Although all the preparations had already been made, the beatification did not receive the “Placet Eugenio.”

Who was this "servant of God" and "very well known founder of a religious order"?

Silly Pius XII:

Had he been reading Cathinfo, he might have learned profanity and vulgarity are no sins at all!

Whatever the sins of the tongue of that servant of God, at least he did not allow Bugnini to change the liturgy.

Yep.  While Pius XII was squeamish about a bit of vulgarity (some words that were not considered offensive where the person used them), he lead the entire Church into shipwreck.

1) refused to consecrate Russia to the Immaculate Heart of Mary (which would have averted all of this)
2) opened the door to evolution
3) opened the door to NFP as Catholic birth control
4) failed to defend Father Feeney against the heresy of Cushing
5) allowed Bugnini to alter the Holy Week Liturgy (even Roncalli kicked Bugnini out of Rome)
6) allowed other Liturgical experimentations (Mass of the Future anyone?)
7) allowed the first ecuмenical conferences
8) appointed, during his lengthy reign, nearly every Bishop who brought us the glories of Vatican II

Whatever his personal holiness may have been, it's apparent he was a really weak Pope.

Just a guess:


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Francis_Mary_of_the_Cross_Jordan

In 1942 the process for Jordan's canonization was introduced to the Holy See. As part of this process, in 1956 his body was exhumed, examined and transferred to the Salvatorian motherhouse in Rome. On 14 January 2011, Pope Benedict XVI authorized the Congregation for the Causes of Saints to publish the decree on the heroicity of his virtues, granting him the title of Venerable.^[7]

On looking through the docuмents Pius XII now found some most distasteful words often used by the servant of God

On 1892 Jordan accepted the request of Ambrose Oschwald, a priest from Baden, who had led a group of people from that region to Wisconsin, in the United States, in order to form a Christian communal way of life. The Salvatorians then became established in that country

He's German and sent missionaries to Wisconsin; sounds like our man.

On looking through the docuмents Pius XII now found some most distasteful words often used by the servant of God, which, however, were in general use in the region where they had been uttered and not regarded as objectionable, as he was assured from various quarters.

Considering the Pius XII was either a Modernist or an extremely Modernist-controlled pope, the excuse used to not canonize this nun must be considered bogus and false.  The reasons she was denied sound very petty and marginal.  The kind of reasons given due to political or modernist purposes.

Whatever his personal holiness may have been, it's apparent he was a really weak Pope.

He was enamored of the modern world and modern science.  He was the type of Pope I imagine that Father Robinson SSPX would make.

Yep.  While Pius XII was squeamish about a bit of vulgarity (some words that were not considered offensive where the person used them), he lead the entire Church into shipwreck.

1) refused to consecrate Russia to the Immaculate Heart of Mary (which would have averted all of this)
2) opened the door to evolution
3) opened the door to NFP as Catholic birth control
4) failed to defend Father Feeney against the heresy of Cushing
5) allowed Bugnini to alter the Holy Week Liturgy (even Roncalli kicked Bugnini out of Rome)
6) allowed other Liturgical experimentations (Mass of the Future anyone?)
7) allowed the first ecuмenical conferences
8) appointed, during his lengthy reign, nearly every Bishop who brought us the glories of Vatican II

Fr Bugnini CM did not reform the Holy Week. He was secretary to the Commissio Piana, headed by Cardinal Micara, also Prefect of the Congregation of Rites. Yves Chiron says he was an 'invaluable worker' who rarely intervened, exercising no 'decisive influence,' but used this work as a preparation for later. He created research tools for the academic minded bureaucrats like the Benedictine Fr Ferdinando Antonelli, substantially responsible for getting rid of the Mass of the Pre-sanctified, which Fr Antonelli considered supersitious, Cardinal Bea SJ (of Psalter fame or infamy) were just two of the learned progressivists on that body.

It really makes the pointer stronger in that it gave birth to Bugnini the Mass destroyer, hitherto a sort of tinkerer who edited some obscure Vincentian periodical, someone who learned from the best and most radical of the liturgical meddlers who creating something full of cod ancient nonsense.

Bugnini did like to give the impression the Holy Week Reform was substantially his work, but it was not. Instead it was a school for his wicked attack on the Mass.

This book gave some unusual insights into Pius XII's papacy.

Pope Pius XII was marked by Jєωιѕн idiosyncratic behaviour, in that he let Mother Pascalina basically run the Vatican for him.

That book is, as Sr. Pascalina called it, "garbage", lacking citations and credibility. It blasphemously claimed Cdl. Pacelli gave Hilter Church funds and that Cdl. Pacelli said the financier Nogara was the best thing that happened to the Vatican since Jesus Christ!