I'm afraid the Vatican will be canonizing fake Sr Lucy ll. ( after Benedict, of Course)

Do tell me why chose Julius II and Paul IV

Pope Paul IV was extremely orthodox and gave heretics and liberals no quarter. He recognized the Catholic queen of England, Mary, over the Protestant Elizabeth as the legitimate ruler of England. His Papal bull cuм Ex Apostolatus Officio (which, if I remember correctly, was referenced in the 1917 Code of Canon Law), explicitly prohibits manifest heretics from validly obtaining ecclesiastical office, especially with the Papacy. He built a wall to quarantine the Jews in Rome and made them pay for it (Trump, take notes!), and declared that no more than one ѕуηαgσgυє could exist in each city, which led to the destruction of seven ѕуηαgσgυєs in Rome. He also appointed the future Pope St Pius V as the Supreme Inquisitor. He mercilessly stamped out clerical corruption In summation, he was radically orthodox and did everything in his power to safeguard Catholicism against the rising threats of the time.

Pope Julius II did a lot to strengthen Papal influence in Europe and funded great works of pious art. He also (rightfully) liberated the Papal States from the corruption of the Borgias, delivering a scathing rebuke of the Borgia Pope Alexander VI. He also personally led the Papal army in battle.

While both men certainly had their flaws throughout their lives, I think it's reasonable to believe that both were in a state of grace when they died based on what was written about them at the hour of their deaths. They're definitely not first ballot candidates for sainthood, as a advocatus diaboli could easily bring forth arguments against them. However, I think both of them exhibited bravery and a love for the Catholic faith that hopefully inspires passion for the faith.

#1 Father Joseph Collins...  Requiescat in Pace!

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There were a lot of other good people named. 

I would to add some more recent holy clerics:

Father William Fredrick Faber
(Author of Growth in Holiness)

Father Lasance
(Author of the Catholic Girls Guide)

Cardinal Merry del Val
(Author of the Litany of Humility)
(Secretary to Pope Saint Pius X)

Father Henri Le Floch
(He was the head of the French seminary in Rome when Archbishop Lefebvre was there before he was forced to retire after Pius X died for being a monarchist...)

Louis (Cardinal) Billot
(Author of the book Liberalism...and food friends with Father Le Floch...  He resigned being a cardinal when Le Floch was kicked.)

I do agree that the Palmar consecrations are a significant mark against him, along with conditionally consecrating at least one Old Catholic bishop. But given that Archbishop Thuc consecrated Michel-Louis Guérard des Lauriers and Moises Carmona, which has bore bountiful fruit in preserving the Mass, providing the sacraments globally, and ensuring the continuation of the priesthood and the episcopacy, I think the good outweighs the bad in this situation. I pray that God has mercy on him for his missteps.

Speaking of Bishop Carmona, Bishop Pivarunas once wrote that his body was found uncorrupted. I'd have to dig to find it.

Speaking of Bishop Carmona, Bishop Pivarunas once wrote that his body was found uncorrupted. I'd have to dig to find it.

Oo!  Really?  I would love to hear more about this!

Wait...  Dig up the body or the information?   

Wait...  Dig up the body or the information? 

 his body was found uncorrupted. I'd have to dig to find it.

I could picture this being made into a pun meme.  

Speaking of Bishop Carmona, Bishop Pivarunas once wrote that his body was found uncorrupted. I'd have to dig to find it.

I remember seeing that. It was mentioned in one of the editions of Adsum. Bishop Carmona was certainly a very holy priest and bishop. The CMRI priest that I go to for Masses told us that Bishop Carmona would offer four Masses during the day (can't recall if it was everyday or just Sundays, but nevertheless four public Masses in a single day is incredible dedication)! I should have asked Bishop Pivarunas more about Bishop Carmona back when I met him after my confirmation this past September.

And I don't know if you intended to make that pun, but it's perfect