It is the most
important day of the year for honoring the faithful departed. Catholics
will commemorate All Souls Day in just three weeks, and the
newly-appointed head of the Catholic Cemeteries of Guam says he will not
let the recent controversy over alleged misspending distract from
getting the facilities ready. Joey Duenas was named the interim
administrator of Catholic Cemeteries, as part of sweeping changes
announced by Archbishop Savio Hon Tai Fai, who replaced all but one of
the former board members.
Duenas says he has a job to do, and time
is running short. He added, "I'm trying to prepare the three cemeteries
which is Pigo, Togcha, and Agat, for All Souls Day and allowing the
faith community of Guam to come and pray at the gravesites of their
loved
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