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| Archbishop of Wales Andrew John said while this had been "a sobering time, it also offers us opportunity for change" Source: BBC |
From the BBC: Multiple serious referrals made about cathedral
Among the complaints was a "culture in which sexual boundaries seemed blurred."
The Archbishop of Wales responded: "...while this had been 'a sobering time, it also offers us opportunity for change'."
Indeed. Concern was expressed in 2024 over the archbishop's judgement. He could set an example, take his own advice and go.
But if he were to go it would be out of the frying pan into the fire as the bench pushes its gay marriage agenda strongly favoured by the next in line, the bishop of St Asaph
The archbishop could hardly have made a stronger statement of intent than his appointment of the assistant bishop of Bangor, the so called bishop of Bardsey who is engaged to another man.
The Church in Wales already has an openly lesbian bishop, the bishop of Monmouth.
The direction is clear.
There can be little if any hope for the Church in Wales with such secular bishops. The archbishop should be a man of God not the zeitgeist.
Postscripts
Explained: The Bangor Cathedral scandal -Premier Christianity
