NPR in Southern Cal interviews Bruno, Glasspool and Bruce

NPR in Southern California interviewed the diocesan Bishop, Jon Bruno, as well as Mary Glasspool and Diane Bruce. A helpful interview, though they missed a couple of key facts: that these are not the first two bishops in the Episcopal Church (but they are the first two in the Diocese of Los Angeles), and the Episcopal Church has been around since the American Revolution (but the Diocese of Los Angeles is 114 years old).

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Posted on December 10, 2009 2:30 PM | |
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Let us note that the Rev. Philip Ashy of the American Anglican Council (one of the right-wing alphabet soup groups) predicts that the Rev. Mary Glasspool WILL receive the necessary consents.

A few commenters on Fr. Jake's have predicted otherwise, but I expect Mr. Ashy is right, Mary Glasspool will be confirmed by standing committees and bishops with jurisdiction.

When it happens it will be a great day for LGBT evangelism.

Posted by Josh Thomas [TypeKey Profile Page] | December 10, 2009 4:01 PM

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