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March 20 2006 By virtueonline ENS: Two more bishops Nominated for Presiding Bishop

All seven addressed the House of Bishops in a March 19 evening session devoted to hearing the nominees' views on the ministry of the Presiding Bishop in church, national and global contexts. Bishop Peter Lee of Virginia -- who co-chairs the Nominating Committee with Diane Pollard of New York -- convened the two-hour session.

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March 20 2006 By virtueonline TENNESSEE: Diocese fails to elect new bishop

"Yes, there's disappointment that we haven't elected a new bishop, but on the other hand, the realistic view is that we weren't going to elect a bishop today. We anticipated it's going to take many ballots," said Ed Miller, member of Church of Our Savior in Gallatin and one of 127 lay delegates.

"It's clear from the numbers that there's a stalemate. There may be some movement, but there may not be. I don't know."

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March 20 2006 By virtueonline LOUISIANA: Bishop Jenkins To Run For Presiding Bishop

I had to decide last Friday night whether or not I would agree to the request of twelve Bishops who asked me to allow them to nominate me from the floor for consideration as the next Presiding Bishop. As you may know, I had been previously dropped from the process by the Nominating Committee. These twelve Bishops who asked me were from across the specturm of the Church and included liberal and conservative, male and female and are of various colors.

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March 20 2006 By virtueonline Holiday blues: Report from the front lines in New Orleans.Episcopal priest cited

Mr. Peltier isn't alone. Miles of modest homes in St. Bernard Parish-just east of New Orleans across the Industrial Canal-were destroyed by Hurricane Katrina last August when levees failed and allowed a massive wall of water into the community. Six months later the water is gone, but St.

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March 19 2006 By virtueonline HENDERSONVILLE, NC--Special Commission members brief bishops on Progress

"It is important to note that the House of Bishops did not consider any draft document, and no legislative process was engaged," Sisk said after addressing the bishops, who are meeting here through March 22 at the Kanuga Conference Center.

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March 18 2006 By virtueonline ROCHESTER, NY: Diocese sues former rector, congregation members

Harnish and the former lay leadership of All Saints' now claim allegiance to the Church of the Province of Uganda.

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March 18 2006 By virtueonline ECUSA Sunday School teacher arrested for child porn

"They're quite diverse in background," says Monika Bickert, assistant attorney general in the Northern District of Illinois. She is prosecuting four of the Americans, including Winebrenner, who she says is unemployed. She says two others, from the Chicago suburbs, held jobs: Gregory Sweezer, 48, a mailman, and David Holst, 27, software instructor.

Bickert is also prosecuting Brian Annoreno, who a court indictment says transmitted his molestation of an infant live via the chat room.

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March 17 2006 By virtueonline AUSTRALIA: UK Bishop says ECUSA pushing Communion over gay issue

The Bishop of Durham Tom Wright says this will push the Anglican Communion of more than 70 million followers into unchartered waters.

Toni Hassan has our story.

TONI HASSAN: The Bishop of Durham Tom Wright is a renowned New Testament scholar and something of a pop star in Anglican circles.

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March 17 2006 By virtueonline NEW JERSEY: Bishop Councell Holds Fast to Revisionist Theology

The session opened with an opportunity for Caucus members from all Diocesan Churches who are unhappy with the theological direction and leadership in the Diocese to make two minute statements which approximately seven persons did. Their statements included a reprimand by Karen Gerhart of St. James Edison of the Diocese, the Bishop and the Deputies for ignoring the spirit and guidance of the Windsor Report which was described as 'an olive branch' offered to the Revisionist wing of ECUSA.

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March 17 2006 By virtueonline MEMPHIS, TN: Lord Carey hails new era of tolerance, unity

Carey is a guest speaker this week at the Calvary Episcopal Church Lenten Noonday Preaching Series, now in its 83rd year. He'll preach at 12:05 p.m. today and Friday at the church at 102 N. Second in Downtown Memphis.

As the 103rd Archbishop of Canterbury from 1991 until his retirement in 2002, Carey served as head of the Church of England and spiritual leader to the 77-million-member worldwide Anglican Communion, which includes the Episcopal Church.

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