From Anglican Ink The Bishop of the Diocese of the Upper Midwest, the Rt. Rev. Stewart Ruch III, will stand trial before the ACNA’s Court for the Trial of a Bishop on charges he violated his ordination vows, abusing his office and failing to adhere to the church’s canons. The
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Time to ask Barb Kempf some tough questions, and other steps for improving clergy discipline in the Episcopal Church
Today’s post is about Title IV, the Episcopal clergy disciplinary canons. Specifically, what reasonable steps can we take to improve Title IV? For starters, let’s look at how Title IV functions today. Our take—far from unbiased—is that the best-managed cases rise to mediocrity. Those cases are few and far between,
Continue readingCheck it out: A user’s guide to Title IV
Pestered by an Episcopal priest? Bullied by a bishop? Feeling down about your deacon? If so, it might be time to think about filing a Title IV clergy disciplinary complaint. A User’s Guide to Title IV, published by Anglican Watch, details what behavior is covered by Title IV, identifies factors to consider before
Continue readingCorrupt Episcopal bishop Alan Gates announces retirement
Alan Gates, the deeply corrupt Episcopal bishop of the Diocese of Massachusetts, has announced his retirement. In a letter posted on the diocesan website, Gates announced plans to retire at the end of 2024. Additionally, he has called for the election of his successor, and indicated that the Rt. Rev.
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