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Friday, December 25, 2015

Oh-Oh

[Episcopal Church] Presiding Bishop Michael Curry announced that he has placed three members of the senior administrative staff of the Domestic and Foreign Missionary Society [the legal name of The Episcopal Church] on administrative leave to investigate allegations of possible misconduct.

Well, this is troubling.  Actually, this is more troubling:
On the second day of the meeting, a hidden tape recorder was found in the council meeting room, secreted under the desk of the presiding bishop and president of the house of deputies. The discussion scheduled for the closed door meeting was on Haiti and staff salaries. A spokesman for the national church said this was the first time of which she was aware that there had been an attempt to bug meetings closed to staff and reporters. There has been no suggestion by the national church that today’s announcement is tied to the eavesdropping incident.
As I have said, even in The Coracle, it seems we have to have a once-a-decade scandal.  Or two.  It must be in some obscure canon somewhere.
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