Jefferts Schori then flew up to Halifax, Canada, where she whined about it to Archbishop of Canada Fred Hiltz at their General Synod, saying, "I don't think it helps dialogue to remove some people from the conversation." She said their removal from international ecumenical dialogues was "unfortunate....it misrepresents who the Anglican Communion is." She also described disciplinary actions by the Archbishop of Canterbury as "colonial" and a "push toward centralized authority."

1. The demographic weight of global Anglicanism has already shifted to the Global South and will only increase in the coming years.
2. 80% of the Anglican Communion is evangelical, black, female and under 30.
3. Western pan Anglicanism is in decline and within 30 years (at the present rate of decline) the Episcopal Church and the Anglican Church of Canada will be mere shadows of their former selves.

Last week the Rt. Rev. William Wantland, retired bishop of the Diocese of Eau Claire and a frequent visitor to Nashotah House, commented on his May trip back to Wisconsin's oldest institution of higher learning to witness this year's graduation, hear former Rochester (UK) Bishop Michael Nazir-Ali's commencement address, and attend the spring meeting of the Nashotah House Board of Trustees, "Nashotah graduation was great, with a good sermon from Bp.

He called upon advocacy groups to network to help develop the LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender) and other under-served communities in Uganda and to promote understanding and education.

However, Ssenyonjo is no longer a bishop in the Province of Uganda. He was defrocked in 1996. According to correspondence VOL has received, he is not permitted to function as or call himself an Anglican bishop.