Because as a bishop, MNA was a man entrusted with guarding the faith once delivered unto the saints. You might say, "But aren't all clergy responsible for guarding the faith?" This is certainly true, but bishops are particularly required to drive away all strange and erroneous doctrine on a wider level, not merely parochial.

Asked today if climate change would be worse than allowing a genocide to happen, Welby said (see: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-59117537):

"It will allow a genocide on an infinitely greater scale...I'm not sure there's grades of genocide, but there's width of genocide, and this will be genocide indirectly, by negligence, recklessness, that will in the end come back to us or to our children and grandchildren."

"Liberation Theology is at the least a distortion of the Gospel," wrote Mark Marshall, an Anglican lay person who attends a Reformed Episcopal parish, about the C4SO book list on Stand Firm, a traditionalist blog known to throw elbows in theological disputes. "Why does C4SO seem not to care about the division they create in ACNA when they push such error?"

• Three Primates from Nigeria, Kenya and Uganda representing 36% of the members of the Anglican Communion are not expected to attend the next Primates meeting in November. They object to the continued participation of provinces which contravene agreed Biblical and Anglican teaching on marriage while those churches which abide by it, such as the Anglican Church in North America, are excluded.