The chill turned icy when orthodox primates of the Global South refused to celebrate the Eucharist in the presence of ultra-liberal American Presiding Bishop Frank Griswold. As a result Irish Primate Robin Eames announced that his chaplain would offer Eucharist and be the celebrant to anyone who wanted it. None of the Global South bishops showed up.

"We would not celebrate the Eucharist at the same altar with Griswold," a Primate told VirtueOnline.

He will demand, yet again, that ECUSA Presiding Bishop Frank Griswold offer full repentance, not merely regret, for consecrating V. Gene Robinson, an openly gay bishop into the episcopacy, or Griswold could face suspension or worse.

Theirs is a gospel of inclusion (come as you are stay as you are), whereas the gospel of Jesus Christ as understood and proclaimed by 95 percent of the communion is, come as you are, whoever you are, all sinners invited, but don't think for a moment that we won't preach a gospel that will demand that you change, repent and experience amendment of life. In short be reborn, born anew, even that much overused term made popular by Charles Colson and Jimmy Carter be "born again".

He told them, as their Bishop, that he did vote for the above two issues. He than offered the listeners of St. John's the opportunity to ask him questions.

After several questions were asked and answered, Shelley Gaffney, a member of St. Andrew's Anglican Church, formerly of St. John's Episcopal, Versailles, Kentucky felt moved to ask the following questions to Bishop Sauls.