Lionel Deimel’s Web Log

Today, I attended a hearing before Judge Joseph James on the October 14, 2005, stipulation in the Calvary lawsuit against deposed bishop Ro...

I received a press release from The Episcopal Diocese of San Joaquin today explaining that 61 priests and deacons who formerly were resident...

The overwhelming message I found in the latest court filing from Robert Duncan and his fellow defendants in the Calvary lawsuit is the idea ...

Attorneys for Bishop Robert Duncan and the other defendants in the Calvary lawsuit have filed “Answer and New Matter to Complaint in Interve...

I sing bass in my church choir. Although I very much enjoy this activity, both for its musical rewards and for the contribution I can make t...

In the news this past week was Chrysler’s dropping over 700 dealerships and GM’s planned non-renewal of agreements with over a thousand deal...

I don’t usually reprint other people’s essays on Lionel Deimel’s Web Log , but I am making an exception for a perceptive essay that was sent...

Over the past few years, we have heard much about the moratoria that various Anglican bodies have sought to impose. Member churches have bee...

Following the 2006 General Convention, Christopher Wells and I suggested, in an essay in The Living Church , that dealing with the Anglican ...

The meeting of the Anglican Consultative Council is now underway in Kingston, Jamaica. The most important item on the agenda is the fate of ...

A friend sent me a link today to a story about the progress of a bill allowing gay marriage in Maine. Generally, Democrats seem to be in fa...

Back in September, I expressed surprise that the Anglican Communion Institute ( ACI ) was promoting the wrongheaded and potentially schism...

When I wrote my last post on the Calvary lawsuit against deposed bishop Robert Duncan and his allies—see “ A Hearing at Last ”—some of the c...