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Ray Sutton recuses himself from Wood proceedings

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News & Updates on Archbishop Wood’s Temporary Leave of Absence

On November 7, 2025, to ensure the utmost objectivity in these proceedings, Bishop Sutton formally recused himself from all matters pertaining to Archbishop Wood’s Board of Inquiry and any subsequent disciplinary process that may result. Bishop Sutton appointed Bishop Dobbs to form a 3-member panel of bishops to represent the Dean of the Province in any action he may be permitted or required to take in the investigation of allegations made against Archbishop Wood. This panel will review and approve the composition of the Board of Inquiry to ensure its impartiality and receive its report.

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