Bishop Tony Green has been awarded a Doctor of Ministry Degree from Liberty University after three years of study and research.  Bishop Green’s thesis is entitled “Ethical Decision Making in Nursing Practice: The Impact on Moral Distress.”

Bishop Green said, “I attended Liberty University to show that very different theological ways of thinking and being can collaborate and learn together.  Liberty University’s doctoral program was very rigorous and my progressive scholarly research was honored and supported.  My experience shows that we can disagree but respect one another while we learn.

Congratulations to Bishop Green on this accomplishment.

Father Harry Hartigan was interviewed on Proud Voices and talked about his involvement spiritually counseling members of the LGBTQ+ community.  In the interview, entitled "This isn't your grandmother's Catholic Church," he talks about the difference between his church and the Roman Catholic Church, his experience as a gay man and the lack of visibility for older people in the Gay community. To listen, click the link below.

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/proud-voices/id1558229798

Deacon Mike Ellis of the Incarnation Catholic Community Mission of the Catholic Apostolic Church in North America has an article entitled "This Isn't About You' in the July-August edition of Extaordinary Cathoics!  You can read the article by clicking the following link:  https://www.flipsnack.com/ExtraordinaryCatholics/extraordinary-catholics-july-august-2021.html

On Sunday, June 13, 2021 the Diocese of the Little Portion celebrated the incardination of Father Michael Otero-Otero into the Catholic Apostolic Church in North America (CACINA).  Fr. Michael is pastor of the St. Clare of Assisi Parish in Peabody, Massachusetts.  CACINA's own Father Joe Reynolds officiated at Fr. Michael's and his wife's wedding many years ago.  We enthusiastically welcome the faith community of St. Clare into the CACINA family. You can see a video of the incardination below: