A new Title IV clergy disciplinary complaint has been filed against Dallas Bishop George Sumner for retaliating against Rich Daly, an Episcopal priest who opposed the sexual harassment of an adult woman connected to St James Episcopal Church of Texarkana. Acting in collusion with rector David Halt, Sumner retaliated for
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Bishop Marc Andrus suspended in Title IV clergy disciplinary accord
Presiding Bishop Sean Rowe’s office has announced that Rose has reached a Title IV clergy disciplinary accord with retired Bishop Marc Andrus. Per the announcement: Dear People of God in The Episcopal Church: Last fall, shortly before I became presiding bishop, the intake office for bishops received a credible allegation
Continue readingDallas 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?
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
Continue readingSecond Title IV clergy disciplinary case filed against Episcopal priest Cayce Ramey. Meanwhile, Ramey holds “celebratory dinners” in conjunction with slavery. Seriously.
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
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