Updated 2 March 2015<\/i><\/b>
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Here are links to entries that were recently featured (stickied at the top of the blog) regarding the Diocese of South Carolina Legal Ruling.<\/p>\n
Last two weeks:<\/b> Slightly older entries::<\/b> Other related entries<\/u>: A.S Haley\u201d\u201dSouth Carolina Court Makes Short Shrift of ECUSA\u2019s Motion<\/a> (Feb 24)<\/p>\n (Local paper) Judge denies motion to reconsider ruling against Episcopal Church<\/a> (Feb 24)<\/p>\n (Local Paper) Local families worshiped at parishes for centuries, long before Episcopal split<\/a> (Feb 15)<\/p>\n Jim Lewis\u201d\u201dWhat it Means: Understanding Judge Goodstein\u2019s Ruling in South Carolina<\/a> (Feb 14)<\/p>\n (Not another Episcopal Blog) On the strange Radio Silence in Upper SC abt the Dio. of SC<\/a> (Feb 14)<\/p>\n The New Episcopal Church Diocese in S Carolina files a motion for Reconsideration in recent ruling<\/a> (Feb 14)<\/p>\n Robert Munday, former Dean of Nashotah House-will The Episcopal Church \u201ccome to grips with reality\u201d\u009d? <\/a>(Feb 10)<\/p>\n New Episcopal Church Diocese, Original SC Diocese steer ahead into complex legal waters<\/a> (Feb 8)<\/p>\n A Charleston, S.C. Regional Business Journal Article on this week\u2019s Court Decision<\/a> (Feb 6)<\/p>\n (Charisma News) Episcopal Church Loses Big in Landmark South Carolina Court Decision<\/a> (Feb 6)<\/p>\n Rift among S.C. Lowcountry Episcopalians widens as fight continues over properties, name<\/a> (Feb 6)<\/p>\n New Episcopal Church Diocese in SC\u2019s Decides to Appeal this week\u2019s Court decision against them<\/a> (Feb 6)<\/p>\n A Pastoral letter from the Bp of the New Episcopal Church Diocese in South Carolina<\/a> (Feb 5)<\/p>\n Reminder\u201d\u201dTimeline of Events in the Diocese of South Carolina leading up to latest legal ruling<\/a> (Feb 4)<\/p>\n The Local Paper Article on the Ruling in favor of the Episcopal Diocese of South Carolina<\/a> (Feb 4)<\/p>\n (AP) South Carolina court rules Episcopal diocese, churches can keep property<\/a> (Feb 4)<\/p>\n You can find all stories related to the TEC legal conflict in SC here<\/b><\/a>.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Updated 2 March 2015 Here are links to entries that were recently featured (stickied at the top of the blog) regarding the Diocese of South Carolina Legal Ruling. Last two weeks: South Carolina Dorchester County Judge Diane Goodstein Reaffirms Ruling…<\/span><\/p>\n
\nSouth Carolina Dorchester County Judge Diane Goodstein Reaffirms Ruling Against TEC<\/a> (Feb 23)
\nA S Haley on TEC reconsideration motion\u201d\u201dJudge Goodstein: \u201cWe, not You, Get to Say What Is Ours\u201d\u009d<\/a> (Feb 14)<\/p>\n
\nCircuit Court Judge Diane Goodstein rules in favor of Dio. of South Carolina in case vs TEC\/TECSC<\/a><\/b> (Feb 3)
\nSouth Carolina Circuit Court Rules Diocese Keeps Historic Property<\/a><\/b> (Feb 3)
\nA S Haley\u2019s Analysis of the recent South Carolina Legal Ruling\u201d\u201d\u201cA Full Vindication\u201d\u00a6\u201d\u009d<\/a><\/b> (Feb 5)
\nGrateful: Bishop Lawrence Writes the Diocese Following Ruling<\/a><\/b> (Feb 6)<\/p>\n
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(CP) SC Judge Rejects Episcopal Church\u2019s Attempt to Take Over one of its Founding Dioceses<\/a> (Feb 27)<\/p>\n