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Evidence shows Presiding Bishop candidate Rob Wright ignored prior Title IV complaint involving Episcopal priest Ben Day

June 25, 2024 Anglican Watch 10 comments

Bishop Robert Wright ignores Title IV complaints

As Anglican Watch continues our investigation into the allegations of sexual misconduct at Christ Church, Kennesaw, GA involving rector Ben Day, details on Atlanta Bishop Rob Wright’s nonfeasance in the matter are coming into focus. Evidence indicates that +Wright was included on a prior written complaint, as was Canon to the Ordinary

Weasel alert: Episcopal priest Ben Day engaging in spoliation of evidence

June 21, 2024 Anglican Watch Leave a comment

Fr. Ben Day, Episcopal priest and sexual abuser

As Anglican Watch continues its investigation into the toxic situation involving Kennesaw, GA, Episcopal priest Ben Day, and the Diocese of Atlanta’s corrupt handling of a related Title IV complaint, a disturbing new wrinkle has emerged. Specifically, Day appears to be attempting to conceal information about his misconduct, possibly in awareness that

Diocese of Atlanta allegedly ignores adultery by political candidate, Fr. Ben Day. Does this disqualify Bishop Wright to serve as PB?

May 30, 2024 Anglican Watch 9 comments

Earlier today, Anglican Watch received allegations that the Episcopal Diocese of Atlanta is ignoring Title IV allegations of an adulterous affair involving the rector of Christ Church, Kennesaw, Fr. Ben Day. Day also is running for local elected office. Anglican Watch is publishing a redacted version of the letter below. We

W on Update on abusive Episcopal priest Ben Day and his misconduct: “Millions of people marched to support Black Lives Matter and Georgie Floyd. And we didn’t do all that so that…”

Anglican Watch on Reader comment on Bishop Marray Title IV case, customer service, and reputational damage to TEC: “Here is the follow-on comment from AW editor Eric Bonetti, which was submitted to The Living Church: Full disclosure: I’m…”

John B Jacob on Reader comment on Bishop Marray Title IV case, customer service, and reputational damage to TEC: “We have said much about perpetrators and the plight of victims in cases of bullying. Father Richard Kew writes a…”

Anglican Watch on Reader comment on Bishop Marray Title IV case, customer service, and reputational damage to TEC: “Or perhaps care for victims first, then pray for them. That said, your point is spot on: There’s a thawed…”

Han F. Stanley on Reader comment on Bishop Marray Title IV case, customer service, and reputational damage to TEC: “And ‘forgiveness” is promoted as the first response in TEC, instead of protecting the victims. First, we pray for the…”