The Vatican tribunal investigating allegations of sexual abuse against Archbishop Anthony Apuron will meet two of the former Guam Catholic leader's accusers in Hawaii next week.
Attorney David Lujan confirmed with The Guam Daily Post that his clients, Roland Sondia and Roy Quintanilla, have agreed to meet with Cardinal Raymond Leo Burke at a church in Hawaii on May 6. Burke is presiding over the church tribunal tasked with hearing the case against Apuron. CONTINUED
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ReplyDeleteThank you, Roland and Roy for your decision to speak. Justice will be served with you courage. God Bless.
ReplyDeleteMay God bless you, Roy and Roland, for your courage. Thank you for helping others who have also been suffering.
ReplyDeleteSilence doesn't help.
Silence doesn't heal.
Silent No More!
God bless you all for your decision to testify before the tribunal.
ReplyDeleteGod be with the both of you.
ReplyDeleteLook at all those stupid faces, Fake Victims:( just Reply LOL LOL
ReplyDeleteWell then, where's Tony?
DeleteTheir Hawaii meeting with Cardinal Burke was scheduled for yesterday, May 6. Did it take place? If so, what was the outcome? What was the outcome of Walter's alleged secret meeting with Cdl. Burke in San Francisco last month?
ReplyDeleteThere's way too much secrecy surrounding Apuron and his victims. Historically, numerous global disasters have proved that secrecy always backfires on its perpetrators. It's beyond obvious that Apuron is a predatory homosexual pedophile and an embezzler on a grand scale. What is Rome waiting for to defrock him?! The Second Coming?!