The Chicago Episcopal Diocese and the Episcopal Church last week filed a lawsuit in State Court alleging that he carried out by or for the parishes and missions of the diocese Anglican rupture of Quincy can only use the property for the benefit of the Episcopal Church. (Press release). The complaint (full text) in the Episcopal Church v. Morales, CT (IL Rd., filed 06/11/2013), seeks a declaratory judgment that the accused individual do not hold any offices of the Quincy Episcopal Diocese and that parishes and missions are controlled by the clergy and the officers appointed or elected by the Episcopal Church. In a case decided this year, v of the Diocese of Quincy. The Episcopal Church, (IL Cir. CT., 09 September 2013), a different State Court held that the diocese Anglican rupture holds the title of bank account and administrative offices of the diocese. The Court held that the Dennis Canon that the Episcopal Church was based in part is related with properties parish or mission and not property titled in the name of the diocese. Anglican Curmudgeon blog analyzes the background and strongly criticized the Diocese of Chicago by the lawsuit filed last week.
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