Tag: Marc Andrus

Bishop Marc Andrus suspended in Title IV clergy disciplinary accord

June 6, 2025 Anglican Watch 8 comments

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

Bishop Marc Andrus suspended, move illustrates TEC’s dated approach to ethics and clergy discipline

October 15, 2024 Anglican Watch 7 comments

Diocesan officials announced earlier today that former Diocese of California bishop Marc Andrus has been suspended from ministry as a result of allegations of an inappropriate relationship with an adult while serving as bishop diocesan. The move illustrates the denomination’s dated approach to ethics and clergy discipline. The suspension was

Spotlight on abuse: Episcopal priest James Tramel

February 24, 2023 Anglican Watch Leave a comment

James Tramel, a convicted murderer turned Episcopal priest, was proudly displayed by the Episcopal church as a symbol of the power of redemption after the church lobbied successfully for his parole. Following his release, Tramel was quickly placed at the helm of San Francisco’s historic Trinity Episcopal Church. But things

Anglican Watch on Wheaton College president Phil Ryken urged to resign over his role in abuse at Tenth Presbyterian: “I am so very sorry to learn of your spiritual abuse at Tenth Presbyterian @tenthpres”

Alfred Baack on Wheaton College president Phil Ryken urged to resign over his role in abuse at Tenth Presbyterian: “To Whom: With a life utterly destroyed by the lies of tENTH pRESBYTERIAN, I write, hoping these officers (since having…”

Anglican Watch on Anglican Watch exclusive: Reflections from Gracie Solomon’s therapist on trauma and PTSD — and a path towards healing for Angie and Gracie: “Yes, we’d really like to see a complete investigation into the allegations ivolving Aaron.”

Erin on Anglican Watch exclusive: Reflections from Gracie Solomon’s therapist on trauma and PTSD — and a path towards healing for Angie and Gracie: “Angie is a better woman than I am. After all these years of no justice I’d have probably skipped the…”

Anglican Watch on Big hands, small hearts: Oran Warder of St. Paul’s Alexandria acts like an asshole: “It’s called resisting injustice and oppression. Something about the parable of the Good Samaritan. Or “Learn to do right; seek…”