The other day I heard that the Episcopal Organization was going make disciplinary charges against its bishops more transparent. I thought the Episcopal News Service had the report so I tried to go to that site, but my Norton anti-virus program blocked me with the following warning,
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This site contains deceptive content
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How true.
If you want to see who is under investigation right now, go to the Episcopal Organization's pages here.
This is the current list,
- Bishop Prince Singh (Abusive Behavior)
- Bishop Prince Singh (Improper Behavior–Diocese of Rochester)
- Bishop John Howard (Discrimination)
- Bishop John Howard (Financial)
- Bishop Paul-Gordon Chandler
- Presiding Bishop Michael Curry, Bishop Todd Ousley
PB Curry huh?
Poor Bishop Howard, his Title IV complaint alleged discrimination against LGBTQ clergy.
I wish I had filed Title IV complaints about my former Episcopal bishop for failure to guard the faith after he decided to allow same-sex blessings just to see how quickly my complaint would have been squashed in comparison to how seriously complaints from LGBTQ clergy are taken.
Interesting group. I actually have met two of them (Curry, Chandler) and have had questions about the orthodoxy of both. I have no information about the charges against them, though. In today's Episcopal organization, a failure to teach the apostolic faith wouldn't bring charges.
ReplyDeleteOops. The previous comment was me.
ReplyDeleteOh, and the bit about ENS being labeled "deceptive content" is hilarious! So true!
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