Icon (Close Menu)

Title IV

Ruch Acquitted on All Charges

The court’s ruling, its first-ever acquittal, followed decisions to set aside two of three independent investigations and to admit additional evidence.

ACNA Primate to Stand Trial

Wood has been canonically indicted on charges of violation of ordination vows, conduct giving just cause for scandal or offense, and sexual immorality.

Court of Review Hears Canon Monk’s Appeal

The Rev. Canon Edward R. Monk’s legal counsel said the diocesan hearing panel is biased and kept him from defending his client.

Bishop Howard Signs Accord—and Then Departs

Presiding Bishop Rowe brought the protracted conflict to a sudden halt by signing an accord with the former Florida bishop, who then unexpectedly resigned his orders.

Psychedelics Advocate Removed from Ministry

The Diocese of Georgia's reference panel said that Hunt Priest crossed a line by endorsing the substances, which are illegal under federal law.

Bishop’s Silence Troubles Attorney, Hearing Panel

“It has been six months since we have heard anything from [Samuel Johnson Howard],” said Bishop Jennifer Brooke-Davidson, chairwoman of the hearing panel.

Court Dismisses Charges Against Self-Excommunicating Priest

Cayce Ramey appealed the decision of a hearing panel that he should be deposed for his action, which he meant as an act of protest against racial injustice.

Unanimous Vote on Election Rules Shows Florida is Ready to Choose a Bishop

A special meeting of the Florida diocese on bishop election rules led to rare, unanimous agreement.

Accord Extends Suspension of Bishop Andrus

Presiding Bishop Sean Rowe: “Bishop Andrus will remain suspended from ministry until I am satisfied that he has demonstrated sufficient amendment of life to permit his return.”

The Ramey Affair and A Theology of the Priesthood, Part 2

In this second part of a two-part essay on the disciplining of Fr Ramey who declined to celebrate the Eucharist for three years, we explore the theology of the priesthood.

WEEKLY NEWSLETTER

Top headlines. Every Friday.

MOST READ