Show trial set for 9 bishops: Anglican Ink, July 6, 2012 July 6, 2012
Posted by geoconger in 77th General Convention, Anglican Ink, Fort Worth, Property Litigation, Quincy, The Episcopal Church.Tags: C Wallis Ohl Jr, John C. Buchanan
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A letter accusing nine bishops of disloyalty to the Episcopal Church and violation of its canons is scheduled for discussion on 6 July 2012 during a closed session of the Episcopal Church’s House of Bishops meeting at the 77th General Convention in Indianapolis.
The letter has been described as “end run” around the Title IV canons, one bishop told Anglican Ink, that seeks a political solution to a judicial process.
On 5 July the Rt. Rev. C. Wallis Ohl, Jr., Provisional Bishop of Fort Worth, and the Rt. Rev. John C. Buchanan, Provisional Bishop of Quincy wrote to the presiding bishop asking the House of Bishops to “set the record straight regarding recent statements by certain bishops in our Church.”
Read it all in Anglican Ink.
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Weren’t there seven Anglican bishops charged with treason by James the Second (and Seventh) for following their consciences in relation to the Declaration of Indulgence in 1688?
Also, do not Bishops Priests and Deacons, even in the Churches comprising the Anglican Communion “receive the power of the holy Spirit for the Office and work to which they have been ordained or consecrated?
Only God can take away what He has given