Francisco has displaced an abusive archbishop | Chronic

In Vatican "We have the same limitations and sometimes fall into the same things (as others) .The job is to clean, clean, clean"said the pope Francisco. Under this slogan, it was known last Saturday that he had replaced the Archbishop of Guam, found guilty of badual abuse on minors.

Anthony Sablan Apuron He was accused by three men of badually abusing them while they were altar boys in the 1970s. As part of your efforts to "Clean the Vatican from sin"he appointed a new archbishop of Guam: Michael Jude Byrnes.

The expulsion of the former archbishop is a decision in support of which the Vatican's Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith supported the trial judge's judgment in March 2018.

The sentences inflicted by the Holy See against Sablan Apuron are the exclusion of his duties, the perpetual ban on living in the archdiocese and the prohibition to wear him. Badge of the bishop.

The Sablan Apuron case was brought to the Vatican Court on October 5, 2016 and one of its members, the American Cardinal Raymond Leo Burke, was made early 2017 in this small Pacific island to collect the testimony of both parties. Apuron, now 73, was accused by three men of badually badaulting them while they were altar boys in the 1970s.

In addition, the mother of a fourth victim, who is not alive, also charged him with the same charges. Recently, Francisco said that at the Vatican "You have to clean up" because it is a state that is not saved from sins.

Finally, he explained that the church's recent antiperspiracy summit allowed him to "Start processes" for "cure" Victims and victims recommended abuse by religious who file a complaint with the police.

The example of Assisi

Poor little Assisi "He wanted to live poor and let himself be touched by the poverty of the people"In this way, "he found the peace of Christ and became himself a living man of the gifts of Providence". The Pope said when he received yesterday in audience the members of a German mission engaged in helping people in need and marginalized around the world. He praised the beauty of the vocation of this community of faithful who, inspired by the poor of Assisi, address people of good will to motivate them to help the poor. and the marginalized around the world to achieve a better future. "