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July 01 2004
Impossible to overrate ill health of ECUSA, says global strategist
"A full page article in a Texas Newspaper said the consecration of V. Gene Robinson had not caused schism. This is nonsense when 21 of the 38 provinces are in impaired or broken communion. That is not schism?"
"These Global South bishops have gone on record saying we will not eat with you [Griswold], we will not speak with you [Griswold], and we don't want your money, and that is not schism?"
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June 29 2004
LONG ISLAND: Bishop Walker Fires Cathedral Dean
As our working relationship and visions grew more disparate, our mutual ministries and responsibilities grew incompatible and it became obvious that we developed a lack of mutual confidence to the point where I concluded that an attempt at reconciliation was not possible.
Dean Cardone will leave his position July 1, 2004. In the interim period, I have asked Bishop Michel to assume oversight of the spiritual and temporal life of the Cathedral.
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June 29 2004
REC: Bishop Sutton Pleads For Unity. Rips Revisionists
Addressing deputies to the 16th Annual Assembly of Forward in Faith NA at St. Vincent's cathedral, Sutton said the Incarnation re-orders society and family according to the creation image redeemed by the true image of God, Jesus Christ.
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June 27 2004
PROFILING! A Satirical Essay
- St. Augustine
- Athanasius
- Calvin
- Luther
- Cranmer
- Hooker
- Charles E. Bennison
- St. Paul
- Augustine
- Luther
- Karl Barth
- Thomas Jefferson
- Charles E. Bennison
- Gregory of Nyssa
June 27 2004
TEXAS: Three Bishops talk candidly about the Anglican Communion Network
IKER: "The ACN is a work in progress. There have been two surprises. Some orthodox ECUSA bishops have not come on board and joined the network. Other ECUSA bishops have started to attack the Network and are saying don't join it. These include Bishop Parsley, Bishop Thompson, Southern Ohio, and Don Wimberly of Texas. They are issuing Pastoral letters saying there is no middle ground."
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June 27 2004
PENNSYLVANIA: Two Bishops Exchange Words Inside Bennison's Office
Bishop Barnes and Mr. Rawson made the unscheduled visit following a sight-seeing tour of Philadelphia's historic district.
The following account actually took place in the office of Bishop Bennison.
Both men entered the building and asked if the bishop was in and told the secretary that Bishop Barnes from England would like to pay him a call.
On short notice, Bishop Bennison agreed to see them and they were escorted upstairs to Bennison's private conference room.
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June 26 2004
A Modest Proposal For A New Anglican Communion
VIRTUOSITY: It seems that we are trapped. Griswold may well be relegated to the rubbish heap of American Anglican history by the Primates, but Williams and Griswold are a lot closer in spirit than most people realize. Williams recently has come out with some extraordinary declaration praising a new bible translation that renounces original Biblical morality, he supports atheist textbooks, He's pushing for Jeffrey John to get the Deanship at St.
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June 25 2004
FIFNA: President Reaffirms 'Catholic Orders' To ECUSA Faithful
"We have come to the point (I believe), and the Global South leaders have been the clearest about this, to state that the new morality being advanced, celebrated, and codified by the revisionists is a salvation issue. Portions of the Church are leading people to hell."
Moyer took a swipe at the ordination of women to the priesthood, saying that women's ordination was also a salvation issue in light of our Lord's teaching in St. John's gospel Chapter 6.
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June 23 2004
OKLAHOMA CITY: St. James Anglican Church Sets Sail From ECUSA
"We have had a long history of disagreements with Bishop Robert Manning Moody. We have stood up to him over the authority of Holy Scripture time and again, but he had his own ideas about what scripture meant," said Gumm.
The 74th General Convention at Minneapolis was the final straw for these godly folk. "Our congregation reached it's gag reflex. Over the years we have watched the Episcopal Church slowly turn in to something that we could no longer abide."
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June 22 2004
ECUSA: Analysis of the Presiding Bishop's Meeting with the Lambeth Commission
First of all Griswold no longer represents (if he ever did) the "whole church" as he puts it.
Far from it. He represents a smaller group of aging Episcopalians with each passing day.
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