In two separate but concurrent actions, Bishop Heather Cook resigned today as Bishop Suffragan of Maryland and has reached “an accord” which means that she may no longer function as an ordained person in the Episcopal Church.
Bishop Heather Cook appeared in Baltimore Circuit Court and entered a plea of not guilty to charges in the hit-and-run death of Thomas Palermo last December. June 4, 2015 has been set for her trial.
The Rt. Reverend Eugene Taylor Sutton’s Lenten message to the diocese acknowledges that “repentance is not a solitary act”: Repentance is a corporate act of
Updated: Baltimore Brew has a report on the forum. Quotes in the addendum below. Bishop Sutton held another public forum last night. According to the
Media Release The Episcopal Church Office of Public Affairs Presiding Bishop further restricts ministry of Heather Cook Presiding Bishop further restricts ministry of Heather
The Baltimore Brew from Wednesday, February 5: A city grand jury has indicted Episcopal Bishop Heather E. Cook on additional counts arising from her fatal crash
By now you know that Bishop Sutton informed the Presiding Bishop that he suspected Bishop-Elect Cook was drunk at the couples dinner that the Presiding
UPDATE 2/3/15 The Diocese of Maryland has updated the timeline. The dinner was 9/4 and the consecration on 9/6
The Baltimore Sun provides an audio transcript of Bishop Cook’s appearance before the judge seeking leniency for her first arrest. The Sun also has more comments from
Breaking news from the Diocese of Maryland. Here is the letter sent to all churches today Baltimore, MD — The Standing Committee of the Episcopal Diocese of Maryland