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March 22 2007 By virtueonline OKLAHOMA: Retired Bishop May Face Trial For Crossing Diocesan Boundaries

Two revisionist bishops, Dean Wolfe of Kansas and Robert Moody of Oklahoma, who felt threatened by the bishops actions, sent presentment charges in the summer of 2005 to the then Presiding Bishop Frank Griswold with documents alleging Cox had committed canonical violations.

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March 22 2007 By virtueonline TEC: House of Bishops Rejects Primates' Ultimatum

The House of Bishops also declined to enter into any pastoral initiative designed by the primates to care for congregations and dioceses who, for reasons of conscience, cannot accept the episcopal ministry of their bishop or primate. QED.

The HOB slapped the faces of orthodox priests saying "the number of those who seek to divide our Church is small," and then concluded with an upbeat report saying "our Church is marked by encouraging signs of life and hope."

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March 21 2007 By virtueonline SOUTH CAROLINA: Denial of Consents Sets Dangerous Precedent for TEC

The former Bishop of South Carolina, The Rt. Rev. Dr. C. Fitzsimons Allison, told VOL that they should consecrate him anyway. Why should they have any respect for those [diocesan] Standing Committees? Clearly they are walking separately from the Anglican Communion and for the faith the bishops themselves swore to uphold when they were consecrated.

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March 17 2007 By virtueonline INDIANAPOLIS: Waynick Inhibits Two Orthodox Clergy for "Abandoning Communion"

The conversation was nothing less than disturbing, he recalls, and although not all the Deans took part in the labeling of conservatives as "polyester pants" or the issues as "stupid", no one stepped up to stop the hate-filled remarks as bigoted or offensive.

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March 17 2007 By virtueonline COLORADO SPRINGS: Liberal Bishop Pulls Out Stops to Silence Orthodox Priest

As if that weren't enough to throttle the voice of Grace Church's outspoken rector, the bishop has also inhibited him severely, banning him from church property or any parish communication, that he is simply unable to mount a defense. This so frustrated one of his attorneys that the attorney withdrew from the case.

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March 15 2007 By virtueonline ALBANY: New Bishop Is Committed To Anglican Communion

Bishop Love lives up to his name. He is a humble, loving, pastoral soul; deeply concerned for every life he touches. His gentleness, though, should not be mistaken for weakness. He is thoroughly orthodox in faith and morals. He is a Nashotah House graduate, and sees himself as Anglo-Catholic (liturgically), Evangelical (gospel driven), and Charismatic - the gifts of the Spirit including healing are a big part of the diocese's outreach ministry.

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March 07 2007 By virtueonline OREGON: Executive Council Cries Deficit. Diocesan Pledges Down. Legal Costs Up

The Executive Council, which met in Portland, Oregon, also called for the establishment of a task force "to look at steps and strategies necessary to achieve a balanced budget in 2008 and 2009" without increasing the payout ratio or drawing down reserves.

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March 07 2007 By virtueonline PENNSYLVANIA: Standing Committee Blasts TEC For Withholding Info. about Bennison

The Standing Committee, a majority of the Diocesan Council, and most priests in the diocese, now want Bennison gone. He has resisted all efforts to have him either resign or retire.

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March 04 2007 By virtueonline Just Who Is Doing The Pushing & Splitting?

Laurie Goodstein, religion writer for The New York Times framed the issue on National Public Radio Tuesday, by saying that it is the "conservatives" who is pushing everyone else to adopt their "orthodoxy" that is threatening to split the communion.

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March 01 2007 By virtueonline Is An Anglican Divorce Inevitable?

Two scenarios, however, do present themselves as possible options: One is that the Global South Primates, lead by Nigerian Primate Peter Akinola and eleven of his fellow archbishops, could decide to leave and form their own communion, by simply refusing to attend Canterbury in 2008 and setting up a parallel Lambeth style conference on African soil.

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