Reading through this process, I was hit with two things -- his heart is buried in Guatemala with the poor people he served -- but his body is covered with golden vestments.  Golden vestments?  How about simple white, for the washed souls of the saints, or green, for rebirth and resurrection, or even red/purple, in recognition of the passion of Christ and his death through violence.  But gold?  Something about that sounds wrong for a courageous saint who stood with the poor.  Rubs me the wrong way.

(And I can't help the macabre question if they've kept other body parts/bones in reserve for use in future parishes of St. Stanley Rother.)