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(Northern Echo) Two churches, one priest, two bishops – one faith?
A priest tasked with leading one church which accepts women bishops and another which refuses them had to be blessed by two bishops, all in one service.
The Reverend Carl Peters’ new job will see him take charge of St John’s Church in Brandon, County Durham, which supports female priests and bishops, and St Luke’s in nearby Ushaw Moor, which rejects both.
Hence, he had to be formally licensed both by the Right Revered Mark Bryant, Bishop of Jarrow, and the Rt Rev Glyn Webster, Bishop of Beverley, whose job includes providing pastoral care for opponents of women bishops within the Durham diocese.
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