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Dallas Title IV hearing panel recommends Episcopal priest Edward Monk be deposed over allegations of embezzlement. But why did it take more than a decade to identify the alleged theft?

June 4, 2025 Anglican Watch 2 comments

A Title IV clergy disciplinary hearing panel in the Diocese of Dallas has recommended that Episcopal priest Edward Monk be deposed. The decision follows criminal charges that Monk, previously rector of St. John’s, Corsicana, stole over $300,000 from the parish, committed fraud in the third degree, and engaged in credit

Second Title IV clergy disciplinary case filed against Episcopal priest Cayce Ramey. Meanwhile, Ramey holds “celebratory dinners” in conjunction with slavery. Seriously.

June 3, 2025 Anglican Watch Leave a comment

The Episcopal Diocese of Virginia has filed a second Title IV clergy disciplinary case against Cayce Ramey, the priest who claims to be engaging in a eucharistic fast over the Episcopal Church’s role in slavery. The second case alleges that Ramey violated a pastoral directive imposing administrative leave by attending

Angie Solomon faces potentially life-threatening health issues as court order prevents urgently needed medical evaluation, treatment

May 31, 2025 Anglican Watch Leave a comment

Sources close to the matter tell Anglican Watch that Angie Solomon may have suffered a stroke while in custody following her arrest over allegations that she tried to hire a hitman to kill her ex-husband., former WSMV news anchor Aaron Solomon. While the terms of Angie’s pre-trial release require prior

Church of Scotland in financial crisis, faces existential threat

May 29, 2025 Anglican Watch Leave a comment

Auditors for the Church of Scotland are warning that the denomination is “at a tipping point in terms of its financial viability” and that the organization is in a financial, ministerial, congregational, and denominational crisis. In response, church trustees are recommending that the denomination end lifetime tenure for clergy. The

Jim on Wheaton College president Phil Ryken urged to resign over his role in abuse at Tenth Presbyterian: “Sadly evangelicalism the last 10-15 years is rife with this kind of cover up of sexual misconduct, rampant financial corruption…”

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Theresa Norris on Life in exile: When members leave the Episcopal church: “I can totally see this happening, all are welcome,but don’t make waves. Unless you pledge a lot.”

Anglican Watch on More on St. Paul’s Montvale, one year later: “I personally know some of the loyalists, and they are a lovely group, as was the final rector, Jill Williams.…”

Anglican Watch on Two men connected with St. Thomas Fifth Avenue were arrested over allegations of sexual abuse. So why did Bishop Heyd dismiss the related Title IV complaint? And why are the arrested men still working at the church and living at the choir school in proximity to children?: “The police victim notification form is included in the article. Because the matter is headed to litigation, we are being…”