George Conger: Legal framework set for new Third Province in North America

Leaders of the Third Province movement sidestepped the contentious issue of women clergy last night, and have endorsed a provisional constitution and canons governing the emerging Third Province in the Americas.

“God did a great work today,” Pittsburgh Bishop Robert Duncan told supporters at a church service in Wheaton, Illinois at the end of the Dec 1-3 gathering, as the disparate members of the Common Cause Partnership (CCP) of Anglican traditionalists in the US and Canada “came together with the proposed draft of the constitution and canons” and after discussing each proviso, “adopted unanimously” each article of the code.

This was “staggering considering who was around the table” said Bishop Duncan ”” the moderator of CCP and now the interim primate and archbishop of the provisional province.

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2 comments on “George Conger: Legal framework set for new Third Province in North America

  1. badman says:

    I find Bishop Duncan’s constant assertion that God approves everything that Bishop Duncan approves to be very presumptuous. Even the Pope only claims to speak for God a handful of times in a century, and even that is too much for most Anglicans. Article 21 of the 39 Articles is relevant here.

  2. Creighton+ says:

    Isn’t this what the other side has been doing for years…..pot calling the kettle black….