Category Archives: Anglican News

Boy, we’ve heard that one before… but maybe this time Canterbury has had the message given to him in such a way that he can’t possibly misinterpret it: “We sympathize with his position as head of the Anglican communion suffering … Continue reading →

Check out this photo from the current gathering of Anglican African bishops in Uganda. That’s the Archbishop of Canterbury on the far left (heh) in the front… but check out the second from the right in the front row: Source: … Continue reading →

Stand Firm has a link to this interesting article about one man’s boycott of the Episcopal Church: 67% of Episcopal clergy identify themselves as Democrats, 8% Independents, and 22% Republicans. Maybe that helps explain this:49% of Episcopal clergy say that … Continue reading →

Anglican Curmudgeon once again hits it out of the park, filling in the details on the story I reported on back in February. It seems that the ECUSA’s Executive Council met in Memphis on October 5-8, 2009, and at that … Continue reading →

Well, we all read the Archbishop of Canterbury’s Pentecost Letter and thought that there might be signs of ++Rowan finally growing a backbone… but it seems that that letter was only the public part of his campaign. The private part, … Continue reading →

From BabyBlue: In a unanimous decision, the California Supreme Court agreed today to hear St. James Anglican Church’s appeal that it has a constitutional right to continue its property rights battle against The Episcopal Church. By granting the St. James … Continue reading →

Two quick updates from the wacky world of Anglicanism: – St Andrew’s Church, the largest church in the Diocese of South Carolina, voted overwhelmingly on Sunday to leave The Episcopal Church and join the Anglican Church in North America. And … Continue reading →

The Episcopal Church has given up all claims to All Saints in Pawley’s Island, South Carolina… but not after taking some hush money: After nearly a decade of legal and personal conflict, the issue of the All Saints Church property … Continue reading →