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Get to know Guam: In praise of patron saint - Vimarsana News

Get to know Guam: In praise of patron saint

The 300-year-old Santa Marian Kamalen statue is a revered icon, and although its origins are unknown, they are explained through oral tradition.

DDF ruling permits Cardinal Ricard, who sexually abused minor, to vote in conclave, minister in diocese of residence | News Headlines - Vimarsana News

DDF ruling permits Cardinal Ricard, who sexually abused minor, to vote in conclave, minister in diocese of residence | News Headlines

The Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith has barred Cardinal Jean-Pierre Ricard from public ministry outside of his diocese of residence for five years as punishment for sexually abusing a 14-year-old girl in 1987, La Croix reports.

Payments begin for 280 priest abuse survivors in Guam | News Headlines - Vimarsana News

Payments begin for 280 priest abuse survivors in Guam | News Headlines

Guam’s sole archdiocese—long led by a prelate who sexually abused minors—filed for bankruptcy in 2019.

Guam archdiocese to list names of abusive priests, allow survivors to tell their stories | News Headlines - Vimarsana News

Guam archdiocese to list names of abusive priests, allow survivors to tell their stories | News Headlines

Archbishop Anthony Apuron, OFM Cap, governed the Church in Guam from 1985 until his removal from office in 2019 for the sexual abuse of minors—and a shockingly light canonical sentence for which Pope Francis said he would be responsible.