Bishop Duncan, Another Bishop Will Attend Primates’ Meeting

Titus Online ^ | 1/25/2007

[Huber]

Invitations to the primates’ meeting next month in Tanzania, in the form of a draft agenda, propose setting aside Wednesday, Feb. 14 in order to hear from others, including two bishops of The Episcopal Church. The invitations were emailed by a member of Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams’ staff within the past few days.

Pittsburgh Bishop Robert Duncan has accepted an invitation which was made to him earlier this week, according to a source who wished to remain anonymous. The identity of the second bishop of The Episcopal Church could not be confirmed at the time of publication.

[Huber]

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[rabscuttle385]

...and Bishop Duncan just transferred his canonical residency to CANA. Does this mean that Canterbury is going to recognize CANA and another entity as successors to TEC?

[Huber]

...and Bishop Duncan just transferred his canonical residency to CANA. Does this mean that Canterbury is going to recognize CANA and another entity as successors to TEC?

Do you mean Canon David Anderson, President of the American Anglican Council?

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-religion/1767152/posts

[WashingtonSource]

Did he? I haven't seen any reports on that.

[rabscuttle385]

Oops. I think I may have confused the two, late at night.

[rabscuttle385]

See post above; it's what I get for pulling an all-nighter to finish math homework.