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February 13 2016 By dvirtue WAYNESVILLE, NC: Former rector of Grace Episcopal Church accused of sexual misconduct

In the report, White is identified only as Employee Perpetrator #2, but was later named by the attorney for the victims, Eric MacLeish, by matching victim statements with the account published.

According to the report, White "was employed at St. George's until 1974, when he abruptly left the school after a report to the school of his inappropriate conduct with a male student."

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February 09 2016 By dvirtue NEWPORT BEACH, CA: Episcopal Bishop Faces Ecclesiastical and Legal Charges

"This positive decision is a win and provides great relief for our group. Two motions (the Bishop's demurrer and Save's motion to compel the Bishop to respond in deposition) were continued until the end of February. The final motion, an attempt to quickly settle one element of the Bishop's lawsuit against Griffith (the donor) was denied," say the defendants.

A jury trial is set to begin August 1st.

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February 09 2016 By dvirtue Episcopal Church Presiding Bishop: Anglicans Didn't "Vote us off island"

"My sense is that the overwhelming majority of the primates voted as a way of saying 'we disagree with you, we can't support your decision because we believe you have changed core doctrine and we disagree with that' but they did not vote us off the island," Curry shared. "They did not do that -- and could have."

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February 03 2016 By dvirtue Anglicans Confront Challenge of Islam

Jenkins, an Episcopalian, was one of seven speakers presenting at the annual Mere Anglicanism Conference January 28-30 at the Charleston Music Hall in Charleston, South Carolina. Mere Anglicanism is the kind of rare event that attracts a cross-section of participants from both the Episcopal Church and the Anglican Church in North America, as well as overseas Anglicans and the local Diocese of South Carolina.

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January 31 2016 By dvirtue HOUSTON, TX: Impact of same-sex stance concerns Episcopalians in Fort Bend

His parish and those of other local priests are part of both the international Anglican Communion as well as the Episcopal Church.

"We share the same rituals and the same structure and the same worship," Whaley said of the worldwide Anglican Communion. "We're pretty good at wrestling with these issues without vilifying each other."

But, he added, "There already has been division. Only time will tell how all of that will unfold."

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January 28 2016 By dvirtue NEWPORT BEACH, CA: St. James the Great saga drags on

Eventually the courts ruled that St. James was legally the property of the Episcopal Diocese of Los Angeles and the multimillion dollar church property was turned over to Bishop Bruno as a corporation of the Episcopal Diocese of Los Angeles. He assigned Canon Evans Voorhees to the re-established church and to rebuild the congregation. She took her assignment to heart and went about developing a strong Episcopal presence in Newport Beach.

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January 26 2016 By dvirtue SAN DIEGO: Former St. Paul's priest removed from clergy

Richardson's wife, Mary Moreno Richardson, who is also a member of the Episcopal Church's clergy, remains a priest in good standing, according to the church.

"Obviously, this is a grave matter with serious consequences," Mathes wrote. "Because of Scott's significant ministry among us, we are all wounded by this."

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January 24 2016 By dvirtue MIDDLETOWN, R.I.: Abuse alleged in 2004 at St. George's

Instead, the headmaster concluded that the employee "did not engage in sexual misconduct" and allowed him to return to work the next school year. Richards, now headmaster at another private school, said Peterson told him that "outside counsel" had advised him that reporting the matter to authorities was not warranted.

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January 22 2016 By dvirtue Archbishop Mouneer Anis reflects on the Canterbury primates gathering

I. Why This Meeting Was Different from other Meetings

This Primates' Meeting was very different from the previous ones in the following ways.

The Archbishop of Canterbury consulted widely with the Primates in regard to the agenda. In the Meeting, the Primates voted for the most important agenda items. This gave the Primates a sense of ownership over the Meeting.

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January 21 2016 By dvirtue ISLE OF MAN: 'Bullied' clergyman tells congregation: 'I've quit!'

The troubled relationship between Dr Gomes and the church hierarchy in the island first became public last July when Dr Gomes brought a petition to Tynwald calling for the governor to request a select committee to examine employment rights of clergy relating to bullying and harassment.

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