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Statement from the Bishop of California on his predecessor’s suspension from ministry under Title IV proceedings

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Dear siblings in Christ,

Later today, Presiding Bishop Sean Rowe will release this letter to the wider church concerning the Title IV matter involving Bishop Marc Andrus. Before that happens, I want you to hear directly from me.

The presiding bishop’s statement shares that an accord has been reached with Bishop Andrus following a Title IV investigation and process that was thorough and consultative. Under the terms of this accord, Bishop Andrus remains suspended from ministry while he undergoes a psychological evaluation and continues in spiritual and therapeutic work. The accord also provides for the pastoral care and therapeutic needs of the complainant.

I realize this matter remains painful for many in our diocesan community. If you are carrying any burden from it and would like pastoral support, please reach out to the Rev. Canon J. Sierra Reyes or the Ven. Miguel Bustos. I will continue to be present with our clergy and congregations in the days ahead.

Please join me in praying for healing for all those affected, and for our life together as people rooted in Christ’s mercy and mission.

Yours in Christ,

 +Austin

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