Tag: Cayce Ramey

Episcopal court overturns discipline of Virginia priest over eucharistic fast

July 6, 2025 Anglican Watch Leave a comment

Courtesy of George Conger and Anglican Ink. The Episcopal Church’s Court of Review has ruled in favor of a Virginia priest who was disciplined for conducting a three-year “Eucharistic fast” as a protest against racial injustice. The decision reverses the Diocese of Virginia’s disciplinary action against the Rev. Dr. Cayce

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

Calling BS on DioVA, Cayce Ramey, and broken clergy disciplinary priorities

March 9, 2024 Anglican Watch Leave a comment

Readers of this publication know we call them as we see them and we’re not afraid to chart our own path forward in turbulent seas. And in the Cayce Ramey Title IV case, now underway in the Episcopal Diocese of Virginia (DioVA), we’re calling BS on the whole sorry lot

Gail Goodwin on Episcopal growth and decline by the numbers: “The woke ascends is what’s killing the church! Open your eyes!”

Jake on Houston, we have a problem: Diocese of Central New York Title IV intake officer the Rev. Julie Calhoun-Bryant doesn’t understand her role: “Still can’t wrap my head around a person being told by the Bishop to go elsewhere for Easter.”

Episcopal alum on Update: Former EHS lax coach Christian Zaleski may be at it again: “Thanks for fighting the good fight. I assure you he has not learned his lesson. I’ve known him for 30…”

Hey z man you loser great podcast! on Update: Former EHS lax coach Christian Zaleski may be at it again: “I can assure you he is not repentant. He is a spoiled brat masquerading as a tough guy and entrepreneur…”

Andy on Houston, we have a problem: Diocese of Central New York Title IV intake officer the Rev. Julie Calhoun-Bryant doesn’t understand her role: “Intake Officer that doesn’t know there role, there’s a first!”