HOW DOES A NEOCAT PRIEST PERSONALLY GUARANTEE AN $800,000 LOAN?

By Tim Rohr

In QUESTIONS FOR THE ARCHBISHOP (Feb. 20, 2026), I asked how two itinerant catechists (David and Maruxa Atienza) and a “priest of this archdiocese,” Fr. Alberto Salamanca, are in a position to guarantee a debt of $800,000 and projected to be millions. 

Of course, there was no answer from the archbishop. The archbishop, only recently appointed to serve in the Vatican’s Dicastery for Communication, an appointment much celebrated in the media, has a problem communicating just about anything important to the faithful in his own diocese. 

But that's no surprise. Guam is only a stepping stone to a desk job at the Vatican for Jimenez. 

He has also communicated NOTHING relative to the appeal supposedly initiated by the sometimes-priest, Fr. Luis Camacho, after being publicly embarrassed (Jimenez, that is) for jumping the gun and being totally wrong about Camacho's defrocking.)

Connecting the two things, it was at Salamanca's parish, Asan, wherein the "appealing-priest," Camacho, appeared front and center on the altar at a separate Neocat Easter Vigil. 

Jimenez, the new appointee to the Vatican's Dicastery for Communications, has also communicated NOTHING regarding the Neocat's blatant disregard for the moratorium on the founding of new communities, imposed by the late Archbishop Byrnes and ratified by the former Apostolic Administrator, Fr. Romeo Convocar. 

Jimenez, the new appointee to the Vatican's Dicastery for Communications, has also communicated NOTHING about the Neocat corporation, RAINAN I LANGET, which owns and operates its own Neocat place of worship, and is accumulating millions of dollars in assets. 

Jimenez, the new appointee to the Vatican's Dicastery for Communications, has also communicated NOTHING, well, nothing much at all about anything...though he did find time to campaign for "Josh and Tina." 

But back to Salamanca and his personally guaranteeing an $800,000 loan. How does a priest in this archdiocese do that? 

Archbishop Jimenez. We are waiting for your answer. On at least this.

P.S. We know the answer. We're waiting to hear if the new appointee to the Vatican Dicastery for Communications knows...and will communicate.