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More on the irregular episcopal consecration in Newcastle (updated to 11 May)

Posted on 9 May 2017 by Frank Cranmer
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Jesmond parish church has issued a press release on the consecration by bishops of REACH-SA to the episcopate. It reads in part: Continue reading →

Posted in Anglican Communion, bishops, Canons of the Church of England, Church of England | Tagged Anglican Communion, bishops, canon law, Church of England | 8 Replies

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