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Mary Douglas Glasspool (born February 23, ) is an assistant bishop in the Episcopal Diocese of New York. She previously served as one of two suffragan bishops in the Episcopal Diocese of Los Angeles from to She is the first open lesbian to be consecrated a bishop in the Anglican worldwide attention in the context of the ongoing debate about gay bishops.
Description:The Episcopal Church consists of nine provinces, each containing multiple dioceses. One of the speakers was Robinson's daughter, Ella, who read a letter from his ex-wife Boo in strong support of Robinson. Spong draws controversy for an article published in the Virginia Quarterly Review in which he calls St. And I don't regret having been married to Boo, either, even if there had not been children. Where does the Episcopal Church stand on gay and lesbian issues? One of the other candidates, Rev. The Committee on the Consecration of Bishops held a two-hour hearing on Robinson's election and supporters and opponents were allowed to speak.
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