This photograph is entitled “How may Episcopalians does it take to change a lightbulb?”
2 responses to “Are bishops above the law?”
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So – when is someone going to challenge this in a court of law? We’re a few weeks behind you on the same road, here in A&TI.
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I’d like to think that everyone involved would prefer this to be sorted out outside the courts.
It is unseemly for the bishops to be behaving in this way and I think that at least some of them know that. I also know that they know that behaving in an unseemly way is even worse than behaving illegally in our church.
I think it is quite likely that our bishops know how foolish it would be to pursue a policy which would allow a situation to develop where bishops are reminded repeatedly during their episcopacy that their election was irregular.
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On visiting Perth
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Ordination Sermon – Perth 28 October 2007
Christine. Just over 10 year’s ago, I sat where you are sitting, waiting to make my own response to the same questions which in a few moment’s time will be put to you. As I think back to that time, I remember an incident which happened to me in my training before I was ordained.…
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Don't forget
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Shine on me, shine on me
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