Compare Guam with what we saw in Paraguay, a couple of years ago.
Allegations of sexual offences  - But emerging (conveniently?) in a local Church that is beset by rivalries and conflicts over what seem, sadly, to be the usual things:- the power of 'movements' or special groups; the control of the local seminary (and who owns the property); and liturgical preferences.
The unusual feature in Guam is that the 'movement' is lay-controlled (the NCW), and the liturgical preferences are 'progressive' rather than 'traditionalist'. But otherwise it looks like the same old power-play between people who hold rival views of what it means to be 'Catholic Church'.
 If only this were a straightforward trial of someone for his alleged pedophilia.
I mean no disrespect to those who have had the courage to bring their accusations, after so many years. I seek only to make the point that these accusations aren't happening in a vacuum.