Anglican Watch previously covered the allegations of financial crimes involving the Rev. Edward Monk. While we are glad that the Diocese of Dallas is taking the matter seriously, we note that it has ignored the sexual harassment of an adult woman connected to St. James church in Texarkana and the roles
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Grace Episcopal School Alexandria’s hiring of Kelly Gable, despite prior arrest for domestic violence, calls into question student safety. Meanwhile, what happened to the school’s anti-discrimination policy?
Disclosure: Grace Episcopal School is part of Grace Episcopal Alexandria, where Anglican Watch editor Eric Bonetti was a member A recent investigation by Anglican Watch revealed two concerning developments at Grace Episcopal School, located in Alexandria, Virginia. The school is part of Grace Episcopal Church, the only Anglo-Catholic parish in
Continue readingMultiple Episcopal bishops must resign as corruption within the House of Bishops runs rampant
As heads roll in the Church of England following the Makin report on the sadistic abuse of the late John Smyth and the church’s sea of complicity in tacitly condoning Smyth’s behavior, there is a lesson for the Episcopal Church: Multiple Episcopal bishops need to resign, starting with Todd Ousley
Continue readingFurther reflections on the Ousley debacle: Why we’re alarmed
The following post includes further reflections on the Todd Ousley debacle in the Bishop Prince Singh case and churchwide implications for clergy discipline. Specifically, are we the only ones to see the irony of Sean Rowe’s pastoral response in the Singh case? We’re thinking of the part where Ousley gets
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