Milwaukee Episcopal Diocese wins legal dispute with Departing Anglican church

A Waukesha County judge has ruled in favor of the Episcopal Diocese of Milwaukee in a dispute over church property taken by an Elm Grove congregation when it broke away over theological differences in 2008.

The decision, by Waukesha County Circuit Judge J. Mac Davis, means members of St. Edmund’s Parish who left the Episcopal Church to align with a new, more theologically conservative Anglican province must relinquish all church property and vacate the building at 14625 Watertown Plank Road.

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One comment on “Milwaukee Episcopal Diocese wins legal dispute with Departing Anglican church

  1. A Senior Priest says:

    Yet another Pyhrric victory, which proves nothing except that Jedi mind-tricks evidently work better on judges than they do on the great mass of people. This would be irrelevant if it weren’t so sad.