text: One of the many unfortunate things that happened under Pope John Paul II is that the process for canonization was 'cheapened.' We seem to be at a point where if a pope is not canonized, we'll wonder what was wrong with him.  I agree with those who think that the old rules requiring a decent interval of time between death and the opening of the canonization process was wise and should be restored.
  There is the potential for some good coming from this process.  The body will have to be exhumed and examined.  Perhaps the lingering questions about the timing, manner and cause of John Paul I's death may be put to rest with him when he is re-interred.
  John Paul I: we hardly knew ye! 
  But maybe we'll get to know you better.