[ultima ratio]

So what if Escriva's reflections are orthodox, for heaven's sake. Isn't that the least we should expect of any priest? Does this make him worthy of canonization? Where's the "heroic virtue"? Where's the suffering for Christ? Where's the humility? Where's the love for the poor? He was known to have been dishonest, he loved worldly luxuries and honors, he was short-tempered with subordinates and turned away the poor. He sucked up to the rich and famous. What's to emulate?

[NYer]

He was known to have been dishonest, he loved worldly luxuries and honors, he was short-tempered with subordinates and turned away the poor. He sucked up to the rich and famous. What's to emulate?

What are your sources?