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Petition calling upon the Bishop of London to resign over safeguarding failures

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Revd Paul  Williamson writes:

I have just started the petition on “change.org“, “Require  Sarah Mullally to resign for safeguarding failures,” and I ask if you will assist by adding your name as a Vote. 

This is exceptionally important. Click on the LINK below to access Voting.

She is bishop of London – she kept a File of false sexual allegations about Revd Alan Griffin  for two years (Mary Hassell the Coroner said so), and she did NOT investigate to discover  the truth of these, but acted as if they were true, then she broke the Law by passing on Revd Alan Griffin’s File with his medical notes showing HIV contracted, and two attempted suicides – and then most terribly she added to all this – by stating that the Police were investigating him –  which was not true.

He was truly vulnerable. He should have had first class care and support. He could not cope. There was no pastoral or professional support provided. He committed suicide.

This is the most appalling safeguarding – and failure of “duty of care” – I have ever come across. This is a complete meltdown of episcopal responsibility. No Apology will bring this priest back to life.

Lessons have NOT been learnt. 23 year old Keelan Shorten committed suicide as an employee of the diocese of London in the Church of St Matthew, Westmonster a few months ago. The Church is under her direct supervision. How many more suicides ?

She  is a risk to clergy and must be stopped from office in the Church: you have your part by voting, and by asking your friends and contacts to Vote as well. Sarah Mullally MUST NOT be in charge of any clergy ever again.

You can read more (at the link) and sign the petition there: Please pass this on to everyone you can via all media – and ask them to do the same – VOTE !

We have a real chance of success – to vote her Out – when we reach 10,000 !!!

How many Votes – OUT – can you muster ? Please !

This is urgent and Important: Sarah Mullally MUST not go to Canterbury –  and should resign from London. She is not “fit for purpose” – as a bishop in the Church of God with care of clergy. 

Revd Alan Griffin is in his coffin. Keelan is dead.

There is only one person who is ultimately responsible.

God Bless

HERE IS THE LINK TO THE SITE – AND – THE VOTE BUTTON

https://c.org/bTB8wXjvrX – https://www.change.org/SarahMullallyMustGo

Thank You !
Priest of the Church for 50 years – keeping the Faith of the Holy Scriptures  once Delivered to the Saints, and handed on through the Apostolic Succession.

Revd Paul Williamson 

Hanworth, UK

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