The "other St. Paul's" - otherwise known as St. Paul's Cathedral, London - has had a hard week. The local "Occupy" movement set up camp a couple of weeks ago. After an initial welcome, the cathedral then shut down, citing safety and health concerns. (The last time the cathedral cancelled services was because of the Nazi blitz during WWII!). Protest and outrage ensued, and the cathedral decided to re-open, but also to share in legal moves to oust the protesters. Staff members (update: now including the Dean) have resigned in protest, and the whole situation is a mess.
Bishop Alan Wilson of Buckingham speaks here about the situation in a way one would hope a bishop would speak. Would that there were more like him, in England and elsewhere.
Bishop Search: Petition Process and the Walkabout
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Two items highlight the latest news from the Rhode Island bishop transition
process:
- The process for nominating candidates by petition will open March...
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