Lionel Deimel’s Web Log
Random quick takes by Lionel Deimel
March 27, 2009
Oh,
that
Pittsburgh!
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I ran into a friend in the parish office the other day. He was reading the March 22, 2009, issue of The Living Church , and he pointed out a...
March 21, 2009
Shame on You, David Anderson
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Reading the weekly messages of David Anderson, the president of the American Anglican Council , is always a surreal experience. Of all the p...
March 13, 2009
Akinola: Anglican Fundamentalist, Fascist, and Theocrat
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The Anglican blogosphere is very upset with renewed efforts in Nigeria to pass an anti-homosexual law, one strongly supported by the Church ...
March 11, 2009
Another Motion from the Duncan Camp
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Defendants in the Calvary lawsuit filed another motion with the court March 9, 2009. This one is titled “Amended Motion to Restore and Prese...
March 1, 2009
Duncan Letter Decoded
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NOTE: In this post, whenever I refer to the Diocese of Pittsburgh or to any diocesan body, I am referring to the Episcopal Church diocese, a...
February 19, 2009
Pittsburgh Standing Committee Writes to Diocese
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NOTE: I have often remarked that the fact that we have two entities in Pittsburgh calling themselves “the Episcopal Diocese of Pittsburgh” i...
February 18, 2009
Coming Together
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The December 2009 special convention of the Episcopal Diocese of Pittsburgh was called “Coming Together in Faith.” Its purpose was to elect ...
February 15, 2009
Further Analysis
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In my last post , I described the latest filing in the Calvary lawsuit. There, I concentrated on the petition to intervene and gave short s...
February 13, 2009
Episcopal Church Asks to Join Calvary Lawsuit
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An objection that the defendants have raised more than once in the lawsuit filed by Calvary Church against now-deposed bishop Robert Duncan ...
February 10, 2009
Acer’s Technical Non-support
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Consumer technical support for computer equipment has always been difficult and expensive to deliver. This is especially true of support inv...
January 28, 2009
Ketchup in the Fridge
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I have long been an aficionado of Heintz ketchup, which, I long ago concluded, tastes strongly of tomatoes, whereas competing brands general...
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