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What Happened To Justice?
The reason why I like the Hope and Healing Program is because they provide counseling to the victims. The first thing a victim of sex abuse should be provided is counseling due to the pain they are experiencing. Counseling can help them on their way to healing. Spiritual guidance is also offered by the Hope and Healing Program, which is another good thing. It can lead them to Jesus Christ, the true physician who can heal.David Lujan, on the other hand, has made it clear that he is in it for the money. And even Tim Rohr agrees that David Lujan is only in it for the money According to Tim Rohr:
David Lujan will also not care at all because he knows he cannot collect against Apuron. But he knows he can collect millions against the Archdiocese of Agana, with all its assets in land, buildings(schools and churches), and other properties, the same assets that so many Catholics have contributed and help built these past decades. That is the prize David Lujan seeks, one that will pay him millions.Naturally, this explains why David Lujan is so insistent on seeing the assets of the Church. According to David Lujan: “I want to see everything the church has. I’m not going to go in there and the church is hiding what it has,”
However, I was surprised to hear what he stated to the Guam Daily Post. According to the Guam Daily Post:
With many clients in their 60s and 70s and several of them ill, Lujan said he believes his clients would want to get “something” for their families before they pass away.They want to get "something" for their families before they pass away????? What happened to justice for the victims? Did the clients of Mr. Lujan expressed this to him???? And why is the jungle not concern? They were the ones who pushed for the passage of this law. Are they not concern that these alleged victims have expressed to their lawyer that they want money to give to their families before passing away rather than justice? A client who expressed this to his lawyer should be a RED FLAG that he may not be a victim but is out to defraud the Church. Is the jungle not concern about this "red flag"? The news report further stated:
Did not the jungle say that they wanted Archbishop Apuron's case to go to court rather than settle out of court? I guess David Lujan is operating outside the jungle.Apuron’s efforts to dismiss four civil complaints of alleged sexual abuse have prompted Lujan to further question the motives of the Catholic Church.Of the 76 cases Lujan has filed on behalf of his clients, the defendants of 72 of the cases have agreed to mediation while Apuron has not agreed to participate pending the outcome of a canonical trial that is currently in the deliberation phase at the Vatican.Apuron has also filed a motion to dismiss the sex abuse lawsuits, alleging the law that allowed victims of sexual abuse to pursue legal action is “unconstitutional and inorganic” and the plaintiffs’ claims are time-barred, court documents state.Lujan believes the church is attempting to try to separate itself from Apuron’s motion to dismiss when the Archdiocese of Agana continues to pay his salary and legal fees.“I really believe this thing about Apuron is a scam by the church,” Lujan said.He questions why the church agreed to enter into settlement discussions in 72 cases and then “act as if Apuron is out there, operating on his own, acting like a maverick,” insisting on proceeding with his motions to dismiss the lawsuits.
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