by Michele Catahay
Guam - Lawmakers are expected to receive public testimony on Bill 372 on Monday, relative to the reporting of suspected child abuse or neglect by clerical personnel of churches and other religious organization. Back in April, officials at the Vatican issued a mandate that all bishops report incidents of sexual abuse within the Catholic Church.
Vice-Speaker B.J. Cruz told KUAM News at the time that as a former Family Court judge, he was constantly frustrated by priests' refusal to report alleged abuse, especially sexual abuse, because they were prevented by church rule.
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