A group of local Catholics has stepped forward to defend Guam Archbishop Anthony S. Apuron, saying he is being treated as if he already was found guilty of abusing altar boys. CONTINUED
GUAM DAILY POST
Rohr 'apologizes' to senators for clergy remarks
In a letter addressed to members of the 33rd Guam Legislature, Tim Rohr offered an "apology" to the senators for statements allegedly made by Rev. Jeff San Nicolas. CONTINUED
The one who called for unity is now the architect of the division. Sad when men destroy their own legacy when they attempt to serve two masters.
ReplyDeleteThis month and year, September 2016, will forever be remembered as the time that Abp Hon orchestrated a division through an undisciplined and undefined pursuit for unity.
The irony would be funny if it weren't so tragic.
DeleteMaybe the NCW has something to hide, which will be revealed if this bill is allowed to pass...
ReplyDeleteIt will take several generations to undo the moral and spiritual damage that has been inflicted Hon and Jeff. That is if we are lucky.
ReplyDeleteNew group defends their brother tony. Lol. All he's done is sold the island out and ran. A true Shepard would face the crowd and not run but guide everyone. If there was nothing to hide, why run. Simple as that.
ReplyDeleteWhy would a group form to protect a sexual pervert.And you know what you have not even begun to see the depth of Apurons sexual abuse.?
DeleteBetween Archbishop Hon/ Father Jeff they have added years to the disunity of Archdiocese of Agana.
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