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April 12 2005 By virtueonline WALES: Archbishop Launches Attack on Anglican Church

Morgan accused the Church members of being unable to hold a civilised debate among themselves and gave a stark warning to the Church not to be drawn into a "theological rant" or to throw "verbal grenades" at one another.

It is thought that much of the speech came as a lead up to the meeting
of the Anglican Consultative Council in two months time when the issue
of sexuality in the Church will be examined.

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April 12 2005 By virtueonline SIX ORTHODOX BISHOPS RIP CONNECTICUT BISHOP

Bishop Andrew Smith has repudiated the faith he swore to at his consecration when he voted against Resolution B001 at General Convention in 2003. Bereft of the faith which alone establishes true unity in the Church, he now attempts to impose unity by uncanonical coercion against six faithful clergy in his diocese.

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April 11 2005 By virtueonline ROME: New Pope can help to unite churches, Archbishop says

Bishop John Flack, the Archbishop of Canterbury's representative in Rome, said that "when John Paul II became Pope 27 years ago, many Anglicans would not have accepted that he was the leader of all Christians". Many theological issues remained to be ironed out, and differences over gay bishops or the role of women in the Church remained. "This is not quite the end of the Reformation," Bishop Flack said.

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April 11 2005 By virtueonline CONNECTICUT: Orthodox Parish Charges Bishop with Duplicity

We acknowledge receipt of your letter, dated March 31, 2005. We have received copies of your letters to the Churches of the diocese, dated March 29, 2005 and to Father Hansen, of March 31, 2005. In the March 29th letter, you announce the actions of yourself and the Standing Committee to impose inhibition and ultimately deposition of Father Hansen and five other priests, because you and the Standing Committee have concluded that each priest has "abandoned the communion of the church".

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April 11 2005 By virtueonline MONTGOMERY: Church of the Ascension Parishioners To Start New Anglican Parish

The new parish will be called "Christchurch", and will hold its first service next Sunday at 1:30 p.m. at Trinity Presbyterian Church, 1728 South Hull Street in Montgomery. A permanent location is being sought.

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April 11 2005 By virtueonline Has New Hampshire's Homosexual Episcopal Bishop Betrayed The Sodomy Lobby?

Bishop Robinson told The Union Leader:

"We have absolutely no indication of Jesus' sexual orientation. Absolutely none. Therefore, it would be totally inappropriate for me to speculate about it."

Yet a record of Bishop Robinson's speech to an Episcopal parish in South Hamilton, Massachusetts, that is the Christ Church web site, has the following recorded Robinson statement:

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April 08 2005 By virtueonline NIGERIA: Archbishop Announces formation of Anglican Church in North America

It is well known that many Nigerian Anglicans who live in the North America are no longer able to worship in an Anglican church, some have drifted to other churches, and others have even given up the faith. I well remember one woman coming to me during one of my visits and, with tears, saying she could no longer worship in an ECUSA church and that her whole family no longer had a church home, yet they would prefer to remain faithful Anglicans. In saying this she spoke for many others.

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April 08 2005 By virtueonline NIGERIA: Archbishop Akinola on the Primates Communique & ECUSA's HoB

While the statement issued by ECUSA’s House of Bishops expressed a desire to remain in the life and mission of the Anglican Communion, I was disappointed that the only regret offered was for their failure to consult and the effect of their actions instead of an admission that what they have done has offended God and His Church.

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April 08 2005 By virtueonline PHILADELPHIA: Episcopal Priest Renounces Ordination Vows, Forms Druid Order

To the IRD,

I have today sent this letter to my Bishop. My wife [The Rev. Glyn Lorraine Ruppe-Melnyk] has sent a similar letter:

Dear Bishop,

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April 08 2005 By virtueonline NETWORK TO ORTHODOX EPISCOPALIANS: "Prepare for Trying Times"

"There are lots of triumphs for the Anglican Communion Network in its first few months of existence," Bishop Duncan said. "Half of the communion has openly recognized the Network, and the other half, from the accounts of the Primates' Meeting, have actually admitted that it is a fact on the ground, a fact to be dealt with, and it is the orthodox fact in North America."

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