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Anglican Watch predictions for 2025

January 1, 2025 Anglican Watch One comment

It’s that time of year that we all love to hate: New Year’s Day, when everyone and their twin brother speculates about the coming year. So, Anglican Watch will add to the collective misery with our predictions for 2025 and the Episcopal Church/Anglican Communion, with our usual emphasis on clergy

The Buzz: News we’re working on

June 16, 2024 Anglican Watch 6 comments

All but one of the four candidates for presiding bishop have prior Title IV cases against them. What does this mean for the upcoming elections at General Convention? Stay tuned. Anglican Watch opposes the candidacy of Robert Wright due to his corrupt handling of Title IV complaints. See below. We

AW: Our approach to sourcing, bias, NIMNOS and more

August 17, 2023 Anglican Watch Leave a comment

Recently, we’ve received several messages asking about Anglican Watch’s approach to covering issues. Specific questions have been around fairness and bias. In a nutshell, here is our approach: Like most so-called discernment bloggers, we don’t accept funding from outside sources. We do this to maintain our independence and integrity. That said, we

A new level of feisty: Anglican Watch podcast now on eight major platforms

August 7, 2023 Anglican Watch Leave a comment

Over the past few months, Anglican Watch has been working behind the scenes on a soft launch of our podcast. As of today, we are now on eight major platforms, including Apple, Amazon, Spotify, Stitcher, Pocketcasts, Castos, and Goodpods. We launch tomorrow on Google. In addition to the audio-only feed, we now

Anglican Watch on Update on Santosh Marray Title IV case: “Sorry, our bad: We didn’t clearly identify that it was a member of the Easton clergy who sent this out…”

Ben on Further reflections on the Ousley debacle: Why we’re alarmed: “TEC and dioceses should avail themselves of professional HR services and consultants who are outside of the church; in addition…”

TickTock on Update on Santosh Marray Title IV case: “The language that the diocese used in the public statement sounds as emotionally inept as does the Church of England’s…”

Quentin on Multiple Episcopal bishops must resign as corruption within the House of Bishops runs rampant: “The does not seem to be any rhyme or reason in regards to enforcement of Title IV complaints. Some clergy…”

Anglican Watch on Anglican Watch calls for Todd Ousley to withdraw as nominee for bishop provisional of Wyoming: “Not to mention simple compassion for the long-suffering members of the Diocese of Wyoming.”