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The Vatican press release stated (The bold is mine):

“The sentence remains subject to possible appeal. In the absence of an appeal, the sentence becomes final and effective. In the case of an appeal, the imposed penalties are suspended until final resolution.”

 According to news report, Archbishop Apuron had already filed an appeal once he learned of the verdict. The Code of Canon Law on Appeals was pointed out by an anonymous poster.  According to the Code of Canon Law:

Can.  1638 An appeal suspends the execution of the  sentence.

And what did Coadjutor Archbishop Byrnes have to say about this?  

Apuron is now being addressed as "bishop," since his removal from office includes the removal of his title, but he remains a bishop by ordination, Byrnes said. 

"The removal of office means the removal of title. He's still a bishop by ordination, but he's not the archbishop," Byrnes said. "It's a very slight little thing, but that's the way I'm taking it."

So, what part of Canon Law did Coadjutor Archbishop Byrnes not understand? Someone should CORRECT the Coadjutor Archbishop of Guam.  He spoke about moving forward into post-Apuron.  Since when is a person used in such format?  I have heard of post-Vatican II, post-confirmation, and the post-911 GI bill.  How degrading to place the Archbishop of Agana in such format as though he were a thing rather than a person. 

He spoke about reconciliation.  He made the same mistake when he announced a year of reparation on July 6, 2017.  Obviously, he did not learn from his previous mistake.  In 2017, he opened the year of healing and reparation with a criticism and judgement of Archbishop Apuron when the canonical trial had not yet concluded.  Today, upon learning of the verdict and Archbishop Apuron's appeal, the Coadjutor Archbishop then spoke of penance and reparation AFTER he stole the title of "Archbishop of Agana" for himself.  Does he hate Archbishop Apuron that much?  Or is it the title and throne that he seeks for himself?     

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