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From Acts 2:6-
axtwosix
is reposting this piece because of the comments at the end of the
article. I encourage participation in this conversation. I even will
allow you to comment anonymously, although I would very much like to
know who you are. See how nice and understanding I am? Seriously,
though, I realize that some of these responses may well be anonymous
because the writers may fear for their jobs---sympahetic, but trapped,
in PECDSC (Mark Lawrence's group). My colleagues in PECDSC are in
jeopardy of being deposed by the Episcopal Church in short order. For
most, this was "done unto them" by PECDSC leadership with no choice or
say in the matter. Won't they at least TALK to Bp. von Rosenberg? Weigh
their options? Look at what's happening? I have read that both in San
Joaquin and in Pittsburgh the clergy were advised to lay low in the
run-up to schism in those dioceses. See Jim Simons' post in his blog
"Three Rivers Episcopal" (it can be found in the blog list in the side
bar to the right). Look for the article entitled "The Case for Staying
in the Episcopal Church". Really sad. Whatever happened to transparency
and openness and collegiality? It's not too late. Every bit of what has
happened since last October could still be undone with little, if any,
consequence. Lynn wonders below what TEC's response would be if any
clergy and/or congregations sought to "come back". They would, in fact,
be welcomed joyously and with open arms.
Also, be sure to check out "Why I Stayed" in this blog under "Chris' Reflections" CH +
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