The justices “conclude under neutral principles of law that the Dennis Canon applies and that it clearly establishes an express trust interest in the property in favor of the Episcopal Church and the Diocese,”
Making meaning after a strange day in the Church of Baseball.
The Rt. Rev. Vincent W. Warner, retired Bishop of Olympia, has been restricted from exercising his ministry as a bishop or priest by the Presiding Bishop. Current diocesan Bishop Greg Rickel writes to his diocese.
Bonnie Anderson, President of the House of Deputies, sent a letter to Deputies and First Alternates regarding the “model resolution” proposed to the House of Bishops by Bishop Stacy Sauls, chief operating officer of the Episcopal Church.
The Cathedral Church of St. John in Wilimington, Delaware, has voted to close after a request for ongoing funding from the Diocese to meet their shortfall was turned down.
Deposed Bishop Nolbert Kunonga is unhappy that the Archbishop of Canterbury, Rowan Williams, is coming to Zimbabwe.
Today we have two of Matthew’s stories about Jesus operating around and across the borders of Jewish society.
“In order to save this amount of money, it takes years and years,” Pastor said. “When this person decided to put all this fear and trust on us, when we were just a 6-month-old credit union, for me it was a shocking moment. She trusted us.”
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