The Anniston Star Online (Free subscription) | 10/11/2008
The political endorsement was clear, although the words were carefully chosen. New Hampshire Bishop V. Gene Robinson, the Episcopal Church's first openly gay bishop, clearly wanted to inspire his supporters, even his own priests, to back Barack Obama for president.
Gentle Wisdom (Free subscription) | 10/12/2008
... he was celibate. This was about the time of the initial controversy about the American gay bishop Gene Robinson . Archbishop Rowan Williams intervened and blocked Jeffrey John’s consecration; instead he was appointed Dean of St Albans. This year there has been a rapid changeover among the six bishops of the Church in Wales, the independent (and disestablished) sister church of the...
Of course, I could be wrong... (Free subscription) | 10/07/2008
From QUEERTY : Last week, Uganda hosted GAFCON, a group of homophobic Anglicans looking to revolt against the broader international Communion, which garnered their ire by refusing to denounce gay Bishop Gene Robinson. Riding the tide of intolerance, the Ugandan government this weekend announced they're going to take a harder line against gays, a group that already lives in fear there....
Anglican Mainstream (Free subscription) | 10/07/2008
By Jeff Walton, Institute on Religion & Democracy The real issue here is not parishes or dioceses departing, rather it is that the Episcopal Church was hemorrhaging membership well before the controversial ordination of Gene Robinson. Individuals are realigning with their feet. — Faith J. H. McDonnell, Director of the IRD’s Religious Liberty Program Washington, DC—The Episcopal [...]
Queerty (Free subscription) | 10/06/2008
Uganda's rapidly becoming the epicenter of anti-gay action in the Southern Hemisphere! Long a bastion of backward sexual ideals, the African nation last week hosted a group of homophobic Anglicans looking to revolt against the broader international Communion, which garnered their ire by refusing to denounce gay Bishop Gene Robinson. Riding the tide of intolerance, the [...]
