They once listed my CPAP supplies as delivered two minutes after they said it was loaded onto the truck. I never got those supplies and had to make do until my insurance decided I should get more a couple months later.

He's all about gaining more power. Running an Evangelical law school attached to LC would never have been enough for him

That law school never opened

I've been using Brave lately. AI is there, but unlike with Google you can turn it off.

Their browser is good, too. Chromium based, so if you're used to Chrome it's familiar, but with more of a focus on privacy and with a built-in ad blocker.

I think an argument could be made for doing so under the disciplinary rubrics, specifically the one regarding those who have done wrong to their neighbors.

"Sacerdote" is what a Colombian priest I know uses. "Padre" if he wants to be more informal.

We couldn't vote on multiple things at our last diocesan convention because we didn't have a clergy quorum. There are a lot of retired, canonically-resident priests who either don't attend the convention or live in other dioceses.

If not the Bishop then the canon. I think she would be receptive as well, and she's always been good with giving me advice on how to approach an issue within the church.

Zondervan makes a journaling NRSVue. It even has the apocrypha!

I grew up Evangelical and a lot of the people I grew up with went to Liberty. It's a little bit of the first option, but I think it's mostly that they just don't care. Earthly power is more important to them than following a God who was weak enough to let himself be killed.

We did not. But we did have members walk out when the priest echoed Bishop Budde's words.