ex cathedra: Churchly friction in SF

Thursday, October 04, 2012

Churchly friction in SF

The local Episcopal bishop wrote an unfriendly and somewhat rude letter to his little flock about the incoming new Catholic archbishop.

Today the new Catholic archbishop was installed and the Episcopal bishop was left waiting in the basement of the cathedral, so he went home.

I find this very amusing.

A priest-blogger of very traditional RC convictions is prepared to take up the cudgels:

"We can remind them that they aren't really priests (cf. Apostolicae curae) and that they don't have a real Church (cf. Dominus Iesus). And we can do this all day long."

2 comments:

Leah said...: At times like this I love how the Catholic Church managed the situation.; 9:16 AM, October 05, 2012
Leah said...: At times like this I love how the Catholic Church managed the situation.; 9:16 AM, October 05, 2012

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