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Church in Wales Saga - continued 2
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| Map of the dioceses in the Church in Wales Source: Wikipedia |
Another extension to facilitate commentators while the Chuech in Wales saga continues.
Please remain on topic and remember to add a pseudonym if you are commenting anonymously.
Postscript 21.10.2025
Sunday, 24 August 2025
Church in Wales Saga - continued
Source: Wales Online
As the Church in Wales saga continues for all the wrong reasons the volume of comments has become rather unweildy so they may be continued here. Please remain on topic.
Emphasis remains on the election of the bishop of Monmouth as archbishop of Wales, not for her spirituality but for her sexuality which has resulted in other provinces breaking ties with the Church in Wales.
Postscripts
27.08.2025
Welsh discipline case examines ecclesial and financial misconduct at Cardiff church-plant Church Times
31.08.2025
Wales: Will they learn? Anglican Ink
02.09,2025
10.09.2025
Letter from the Archbishop of Wales to the Diocese of Bangor Provincial news, Church in Wales
12.09.2025
Statement from Bishop Andy Lines and Bishop Stuart Bell on the appointment of Cherry Vann as Archbishop of Wales Anglican Ink
Wednesday, 30 July 2025
Archbishop of Wales
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| Right Revd Cherry Vann, Bishop of Monmouth and OTN Patron Source: OTN |
BBC News Wales has announced that the 15th Archbishop of Wales is to be the bishop of Monmouth, Cherry Vann.
As predicted, two more 'firsts' for the Church in Wales.
As predicted, two more 'firsts' for the Church in Wales.
Postscripts
30.07.2025
New Archbishop of Church of Wales living in blatant defiance of Christian teaching Christian Concern
01.08.2025
02.08.2025
Archbishop of Wales Election Shatters the Communion The Most Reverend Dr. Laurent Mbanda
Chairman, Gafcon Primates Council
18.08.2025
Friday, 25 July 2025
Bangor farce moves to Monmouth diocese
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| Church in Wales bishops Source: Church in Wales |
"Now a bishop must be above reproach, married only once, temperate, sensible, respectable, hospitable, an apt teacher, not a drunkard, not violent but gentle, not quarrelsome, and not a lover of money."
On 29th of July the Church in Wales Bangor charade moves to the diocese of Monmouth, the see of the second most senior bishop after the bishop of St Asaph, for the election of the 15th Archbishop of Wales.
Concerns have been expressed over the venue for the election but that the pantomime takes place in Monmouth appears curiously appropriate give the obsession of the bench with sex and same sex marriage and firsts. The bishop of Monmouth is a partnered lesbian who uses the Holy Eucharist to promote her sexual preference under the banner Beware! Our God welcomes all.
All, that is, who share the views of the bench. Believers in biblical orthodoxy are not welcome. There is no longer a pretense of twin integrities. Those promises were broken years ago.
Despite the elaborate electoral college procedure, Buggins' turn usually prevails but given the advancing age of the three most senior bishops who knows.
The choice beyond Buggins' turn is lamentable. It could have been avoided had the bishop of Bangor not delayed his retirement until after the new archbishop is appointed but there is no transparency, only rumour and speculation indicating self interest rather than the interests of the Church.
Given their penchant for 'firsts', the second most senior bishop, the bishop of Monmouth, would as archbishop give the bench two more firsts but a very long way from those of the past when firsts were in Theology,
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