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June 15 2023 By dvirtue First Welsh former Anglican bishop joins Ordinariate

He will be received by the Rt Rev. Keith Newton, the Ordinary of the Personal Ordinariate of Our Lady of Walsingham and a member of the Bishops' Conference of England and Wales.

Mgr Newton said: "We are delighted that after much prayer Richard has asked to be received into the full communion of the Catholic Church.

"He will be the first bishop from the Anglican Church in Wales to be received into the Ordinariate since its creation in 2011.

June 14 2023 By dvirtue ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY LACKS THE MORAL JUSTIFICATION TO CHALLENGE GAFCON FOR REJECTING HOMOSEXUALITY

We recall that in the past, the Archbishop of Canterbury had issued similar statements
criticising the positions of the Anglican Provinces of Kenya and Nigeria. It seems the history
of colonisation and patronising behaviour of some provinces in the Northern Hemisphere
towards the South, and Africa in particular, is not yet at an end. We commit ourselves strongly
to obedience of the commandments of God as contained in the Holy Bible, one of which is

June 14 2023 By dvirtue EPISCOPAL CHURCH: EXECUTIVE COUNCIL REARRANGES DECK CHAIRS

The Episcopal News Service reports: "The Episcopal Church is 'being called to let go of our scarcity mindset and embrace the abundant blessings that the Holy Spirit has given us," [Julia Ayala Harris] said, adding, 'at the churchwide level, we sometimes talk too much about numbers, numbers of people in the pews, and not enough about the fruit of our ministries.'"

June 12 2023 By dvirtue SCOTTISH PRIMUS ASKS FOR PATIENCE AS DYER CRISIS DRAGS ON

Speaking at noon, Bishop Strange opened the first session of this year's Synod by saying that the situation was "a source of concern and sadness. Over the course of the summer and autumn last year, formal accusations were received under Canon 54, the Church's clergy-discipline canon, and Bishop Anne was suspended."

June 11 2023 By dvirtue Anglican Denomination Erupts Into Power Struggle After Bishop Stewart Ruch's Return

"The Tribunal failed to give proper notice to me, the Presenting Bishops, or the Provincial Chancellors," of Ruch's request that the charges against him be dropped, Beach charged in his update. "We were not given a copy of what Bishop Ruch filed and we were not given opportunity to address the issue," he wrote.

June 10 2023 By dvirtue Archbishop Stephen Kaziimba Responds to Archbishop of Canterbury on Anti-Homosexuality Act 2023

Even if the Anti-Homosexuality Act 2023 was not signed into law, homosexuality would remain criminalized in Uganda, as it is in more than one-third of the world's countries. Even if the Anti-Homosexuality Act 2023 is overturned by the Supreme Court, homosexuality will remain criminalized in Uganda. What is new is specifically outlawing the promotion of homosexuality and same-sex relationships as a moral alternative to God's natural design for marriage between one man and one woman.

June 10 2023 By dvirtue The Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence don't hold a candle to the ACNA Sisters of St. Mary

June is Dairy Month was established to help foster the agriculture industry, educate the populace about the barn-to-table connection, and to celebrate and thank the farmers who work from before dawn until after dusk to bring farm products to the American dinner table.

June 09 2023 By dvirtue Archbishop of Canterbury Condemns Church of Uganda's Support of Anti-Homosexuality law

"Within the Anglican Communion we continue to disagree over matters of sexuality, but in our commitment to God-given human dignity we must be united. I have reminded Archbishop Kaziimba that Anglicans around the world have long been united in our opposition to the criminalisation of homosexuality and LGBTQ people. Supporting such legislation is a fundamental departure from our commitment to uphold the freedom and dignity of all people.

June 08 2023 By dvirtue ACNA: Update On The Diocese Of The Upper Midwest

In the midst of this appointment process, on January 31, 2023, Bishop Ruch made a secret appeal to the Provincial Tribunal to declare the Presentment invalid. The Tribunal failed to give proper notice to me, the Presenting Bishops, or the Provincial Chancellors. We were not given a copy of what Bishop Ruch filed and we were not given opportunity to address the issue.

June 07 2023 By dvirtue Ending the lie that all are welcome in the Episcopal church

If nothing else, it's disingenuous to complain about the decline of the church makes no effort to bring in new members.

Right about, some readers will gnash their teeth and say, "Well, we put up banners at Easter," or "we go to the local street fair."

But deep down, these people know their claims are hogwash. Indeed, many of these same people will ask new church members, "How did you find us?"

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