The Recife Resolution says: "we continue to recognize the Rt Rev. Edward Robinson de Barros Cavalcanti as our Diocesan Bishop, in his full exercise of Office and Ministry", reaffirming its loyalty to the See of Canterbury and the Anglican Communion, and its historical and institutional links with the Province of Brazil, but not having relationship with its today leadership for their doctrinal and moral position, and their illegal and illegitimate actions.

The Episcopal Church and the Anglican Church in Canada must make a clear choice. They must either repent of their actions or they must resolve to walk apart from the Anglican Communion. Individuals, congregations, and dioceses must also make a clear choice. Our decisions will determine our future. We will either embrace the teaching of the "faith once delivered" or we will "go along to get along" with the revisionist agenda.

Just a day after the end of the primates' meeting last month in Northern Ireland, however, the primate of the Southern Cone, Archbishop Gregory Venables, traveled to Vancouver to meet with dissenting Canadian Anglicans, including those who have walked out of the New Westminster diocese.

Lula said the parties were ordered to agree on a mediator in a week. Courts have lists of private mediators, which often are lawyers but do not have to be, or the parties could submit to mediation by Velasquez himself, Lula said.

St. James and All Saints cut ties to the national Episcopal Church in August and placed themselves under the jurisdiction of a conservative Anglican bishop in Uganda. St. David's in North Hollywood, followed suit.