GUAM
The Guam Daily Post
Mindy Aguon | For The Guam Daily Post May 15, 2017
“Parents and others wouldn’t understand the type of love I have for my students.” – Ray Caluag, quoted in a recently filed sex-abuse lawsuit
After more than 60 sex-abuse lawsuits named former priests as alleged perpetrators, a new lawsuit accuses a former Guam Catholic school teacher for the first time in recent years.
And unlike the previously filed cases, in which the former priests no longer hold positions in the church that directly involve children, the newly accused still teaches music to youth, but he’s no longer in Guam.
This latest Guam case was filed yesterday by a 35-year-old man against former St. Anthony Catholic School teacher Ray Caluag, the school, and the Archdiocese of Agana, which has jurisdiction over the Catholic school.
The plaintiff, identified through his initials, B.W.J., filed the lawsuit electronically in the District Court of Guam.
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