Lots going on these days. Travel-wise, I am back in Northern Virginia after 10 days away. Truly, it’s good to be back, and I have enjoyed sleeping in. On other fronts, my appeal to the US Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit was denied, and I am in the process of sending paperwork to perjuring priest Bob… Read More »
Want to see how seriously the Episcopal Diocese of Virginia takes Title IV? Leaving aside its holding in the matter of perjuring priest Bob Malm, which is that it’s not even worth looking into perjury, it doesn’t even follow its own canons. Here’s what the canons say about Title IV intake officers: Section 4. Intake Officers. The Intake… Read More »
There’s an inconvenient truth out there, and it’s not just that Bob Malm is a perjurer. The truth is that the pandemic is raging in Alexandria and in fact ticking upward. Thus, it’s stupid for Grace to hold in-person services and loosen restrictions, particularly in light of the aging demographics of the parish. Here’s the latest data on… Read More »
I recently had the chance to review some early budget forecasts and other financial information for Grace Episcopal, the clergy perjury parish. The news is entirely bad. Bottom line is this: Even with cuts, current cost structures are way too high. Maintenance again is being deferred, which inevitably results in a much costlier game of catch-up, and money… Read More »
A press release calling for a boycott of the Episcopal dioceses of Virginia and Massachusetts, and the larger Episcopal Church, is going out on Friday. The release calls on members who object to non-sexual abuse to withhold funding and worship elsewhere until the denomination takes responsibility for its conduct. An advance copy has been sent to the dioceses… Read More »