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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][ No the Episcopal Church was not suspended. Certain restrictions were placed on their ability to do certain things, but they were not suspended. [/quote] from ArchBishop Welby's Comminique on the Primates Meeting- We remain committed to being together, albeit we asked that TEC, [b]while attending and playing a full part in our meetings and all discussions,[/b] will not represent the Anglican Communion to other churches and should not be involved in standing committees for a period of three years. During this time we also asked that they not vote on matters of doctrine or how we organise ourselves. http://www.episcopalcafe.com/archbishop-of-canterbury-wades-in-on-primates-meeting/ That sure sounds like a suspension to me.[/quote] [b]Organizations that are suspended are not allowed to do the bolded.[/quote][/b] Will you take the work of the Washington Post? Episcopalians SUSPENDED from world-wide Anglican Communion . https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/acts-of-faith/wp/2016/01/14/anglican-communion-suspends-the-episcopal-church-for-3-years-from-committees/?tid=pm_local_pop_b[/quote] [b]You're going to take a WaPo headline over a communication from a senior church official? Some realities,,what it means is that they can't vote at meetings. [b]The Anglican Communion will still continue to gladly take US funding from the Episcopal church.[/b] [/quote] [/b] This.[/quote] Perhaps once upon a time. Today there are 85 million Anglicans wordwide, while the no. of U.S. Episcopalians has dropped by half toonly 1.5M. Only 700,000 actually attend Episc. services in the U.S. Bishop Schori bankrupted the ECUSA to the point where even its NYC headquarters had to be sold in order to pay for litigation against the departing parishes. Read "Realignment of the Anglican Communion" in wiki.[/quote]
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