Lol. And look at this. Saint Padre Pio COMPLETELY DESTROYS and REFUTES the Dimondite opinion on this point: "Padre Pio was once being examined by a doctor who noticed that the friar was quietly praying. Curious, the doctor asked him for whom he was offering his prayers. Padre Pio replied that he was praying for the holy death of his grandfather.
The doctor was surprised and said, “I knew your grandfather. He died at least twenty years ago.”
Padre Pio answered calmly, “Yes. But God knew twenty years ago that I would be here at this moment praying for my grandfather. And in His mercy, God applied the grace of this prayer to my grandfather at the moment of his judgment.”
When Padre Pio spoke of praying for his grandfather twenty years after his death, he was not offering a pious paradox. He was unveiling a mystery of divine mercy that we often forget. God is not bound by clocks or calendars. What seems late to us is never late to Him."
https://www.mysticaltheologyofthemass.com/post/padre-pio-s-prays-for-his-grandfatherSo Saint Padre Pio says we can "pray for the happy death of our own great-grandfathers" and beyond, because "God is outside of time". Do you think the Dimonds will repent and submit to St. Pio, or remain stubborn?