Dear sinkspur,
"Someone suggested this woman may have been a hermaphrodite, except that she was known at one time as Joel Green."
The second clause is a non-sequitur.
There are many persons who have had confused sexual identities due to genetic and congenital deformities who lived much of their lives as either men or women who eventually decided that the wrong choice had been made for them.
These folks are different from "transgendered" persons.
The archbishop alludes to facts not in evidence. Giving the same benefit of the doubt I have allowed for much less-worthy bishops, I must conclude there is no evidence other than that archbishop has acted properly.
So should you.
sitetest
"Facts not in evidence" cannot be considered facts.