> Good luck to the Bishop of Pittsburgh. He is setting himself up for a
long,long ardous fight which he will probably (post 1976) lose.Indeed I
doubt he now has the power to do what he did ,save in parishes that
predate the Diocese of Pittsburgh and/or the Diocese of Pennsylvania.
'815' will play very hard ball on this one. Remember what happened to
the Bishop of Hawaii c.10 yrs ago over a similar issue. The lawyers will
do well but the rest, well...GDVW+                                      
                         It seems as if our dear friend Bishop Duncan
has finally given his
> people the "trump" card they can use in their battles--their property. I
> think it is fascinating that an Episcopal Bishop has actually given up
> all rights to Parish & Mission property and given it to the people of
> those places. Bishop Duncan has always made it clear that he intended to
> fight the national church if they did what they did. By using language
> such as "apostasy" referring to ECUSA and relinquishing control over
> property, I think he is setting up his diocese to move out.
>
> As Mark+ said, very interesting....
>
> Erich+
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Mark Clavier+" <anglican@...>
> To: <PsalmWhosoever@...>; <faithandlife@...>
> Sent: Friday, August 29, 2003 12:19 PM
> Subject: [FaithandLife] Pittsburgh Resolution
>
>
>> Y'all,
>>
>> Follow this link to the a resolution going forward at the Dio. of
> Pittsburgh
>> convention.  It is fascinating.
>>
>> Mark+
>>
>>
> http://www.pgh.anglican.org/clientImages/25239/proposedresolutions-final.pdf
>>
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