Bishop Talton writes: “It is now time, to the extent permitted by California law and the Canons of The Episcopal Church, to extend to these couples the ‘generous pastoral response’ necessary to meet their needs as members of this Church.”
The Philadelphia Indemnity Insurance Company sues former Bishop Jack Leo Iker’s “diocese” for trying to collect insurance.
The Diocese will retain $1.95 million from a payment by the Virginia Department of Transportation for loss of value to the property as a result of the construction. In exchange, Church of the Word will retain the church building and personal property, and will be responsible for the mortgage on the property. COTW will voluntarily disaffiliate from CANA.
Bosco Peters writes on his blog Liturgy about the proposal to institute lay presidency of the eucharist in the Diocese of Sydney of the Anglican Church in Australia.
One.org highlights the efforts by the Diocese of Atlanta to restore funding for programs that help children and the poor that have been cut in federal budget negotiations.
This routine discovery request, authorized under the Texas Rules of Civil Procedure, is needed for us to assess insurance needs and to determine the condition of our real and personal property that has been out of our possession for more than two years.
Bishop William Love of the Diocese of Albany is in a quandary. The Presiding Bishop, who is extremely popular with the faithful, but not with Bishop Love, is coming to town. He can’t tell her to stay home–the visit is canonically mandated–but he doesn’t want her appearance to energize the moderate and progressive Episcopalians. What to do?
The Diocese of South Carolina completed its 220th Convention and
Spend nine minutes sorting through all that the folks in Fort Worth have had to go through, and be inspired by their pluck.
As part of the settlement, the Church of Our Saviour will voluntarily disaffiliate from any connection to CANA, ACNA, or the ADV.