Anglican Unscripted Episode 58, December 2, 2012 December 2, 2012
Posted by geoconger in Anglican Church of Canada, Anglican.TV, Church of the Province of Central Africa, Property Litigation, South Carolina, The Episcopal Church, Zimbabwe.Tags: Katharine Jefferts Schori, Mark Lawrence, Mohammad Morsi, Mouneer Anis, Nolbet Kunonga, Rowan Williams, Tom Tisdale
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This week Kevin and George talk about the Artificial Ecclesiastical Diocese of South Carolina (AEDOS) and some of the miscommunication between it’s leadership. They also talk about International stories from Canada and Egypt. And what episode won’t be complete without a story about Legal Violence in Zimbabwe? #AU58 Comments to AnglicanUnscripted@gmail.com
Presiding Bishop taking charge in South Carolina: Anglican Ink, November 29, 2012 November 29, 2012
Posted by geoconger in Anglican Ink, South Carolina, The Episcopal Church.Tags: Charles vonRosenberg, Katharine Jefferts Schori, Mark Lawrence, Tom Tisdale
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The Most Rev. Katharine Jefferts Schori
A gathering of national church loyalists has learned that Presiding Bishop Katharine Jefferts Schori is backing their move to claim the mantle of the Episcopal Diocese of South Carolina.
The presiding bishop’s attorney told the 15 Nov 2012 meeting of TEC loyalists the national church had been preparing for the fight with Bishop Lawrence and the majority faction in the diocese for some time. However assertions made at the meeting that the former Bishop of East Tennessee will be intervening on behalf of the presiding bishop supplant Bishop Mark Lawrence were unfounded.
The Rt. Rev. Charles vonRosenberg told Anglican Ink his officiating at public worship as a priest in the jurisdiction of the Diocese of South Carolina was permitted under a license he held by Bishop Mark Lawrence, while his actions as a bishop were of a pastoral nature. The retired bishop said the had been given “no special or particular authority” to exercise episcopal office in South Carolina.
Read it all in Anglican Ink.
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