Unofficial Watchdog of the Episcopal Church
As an Survivors Network of those Abused by Priests (SNAP) affiliate, Anglican Watch is releasing the following statement from SNAP on the death of Pope Francis, We reiterate our previous statement, which is that, despite the Catholic church’s horrific track record on abuse, it is far better equipped and prepared to
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The image above is a file photo of Aaron allegedly using Gracie’s photo while looking for sex on social media. But hey, he says he’s a Christian and hangs with the cool kids at Grace Chapel. Earlier today, Anglican Watch received a copy of the affidavit leading to the arrest of Angie
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Baltimore-area media recently reported on the arrest of former Roman Catholic priest William Mannion, who allegedly committed multiple acts of child sexual abuse from 1991 to 1994 prior to his laicization from the priesthood for unrelated reasons. Anglican Watch is reporting on the matter to illustrate the profound difference between
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It’s no secret that Anglican Watch sources much of its information from whistleblowers. Given the general importance of whistleblowers to accountability, good governance, and national security, we thought this might be a good time to share some best practices on information/operational security and how to communicate safely with a media
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