Mark Harris raises important concerns about the contested episcopal election in Haiti and the findings of a provincial court of review that looked into the allegations
“If we search around the Gospels and Epistles we find the irony that we find freedom if we submit and become slaves, and then children of the Father in Christ. This is a complex teaching about obedience and submission.”
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