Unofficial Watchdog of the Episcopal Church
For those who don’t know, my name’s Mike. I’m the husband of Anglican Watch editor Eric Bonetti. I had the misfortune of having our relationship blessed at the church by perjuring priest Bob Malm. Recently, someone we knew well at the church died. So I wrote to Anne Turner to
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Over the past 24 hours, we’ve heard from multiple persons with knowledge of the Douglas Anderson case. As part of these conversations, additional, often troubling allegations have emerged. These include: That Dallas bishop George Sumner tried to sandbag the case by forcing the parochial vicar into retirement, then lying about
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What should the next presiding bishop look like? Well, for starters, we’re not talking about her physical appearance. Nor are we talking about race, gender, ethnicity, whether she’s differently abled, her sexual orientation, or any of those things. Instead, we’re talking about what should be in her OTM portfolio. For
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Earlier today, the Episcopal Diocese of Massachusetts posted some relevant documents in the Douglas Anderson Title IV case. That’s good news, as the public has the right to be informed about allegations of clergy misconduct. Moreover, transparency engenders trust and accountability, both sorely lacking in clergy discipline in DioMass. True
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