The Second Coming of Charles E. Bennison Bishop of Pennsylvania

By David W. Virtue
August 7, 2010

When a thoughtful Texas Anglican heard the news that Pennsylvania Bishop Charles E. Bennison had won a reprieve from an ecclesiastical Court of Appeal over charges that he covered up his brother's sexual abuse of a minor, his response was sharp and to the point, "There's no surprise here - corpses generally do float to the surface to stink the place up [again]."

On August 16, Bennison will regain his Episcopal throne and continue the downward spiral of the diocese. Despite prayers to a God who might or might not be listening to liberal clergy and laity from the Diocese of Pennsylvania, the sociopathic Bennison will take charge and resume his pogrom against the Faith and the faithful in the diocese.

There will however, be one small difference. This time both the remnant orthodox and the majority of liberals hate Bennison enough to want him gone, or, failing that, thwart his desire to deliver death blows to the dwindling orthodox parishes. They might just gang up on him, even with their limited powers, to control the self-destructive desire of Bennison to kill off the remainder of the diocese. the rest