It would be interesting to know upon what charge the Archbishop is being tried upon by the 'Vatican'.  Does the 'Vatican' actually have a court capable trying criminal and civil cases? As I understand it the Church can only try its priests and prelates for violations of Canon Law? 
Is the 'Vatican' going to try him on charges of child molestation/rape or what? If so in the interests of justice his accusers will have to testify before a Vatican court? If so does the 'Vatican' have such a court which would satisfy today's judicial standards?
If this is to be that kind of trial, a criminal trial, what if the Vatican verdict differs from any verdict reached by a criminal or civil court in Guam?
There are the makings of a future 'fiasco' in all of this.