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	Bishop of Winchester - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Bishop of Winchester is the head of the Church of England diocese of Winchester, with his cathedra at Winchester Cathedral in Hampshire.
		The bishop is one of five Church of England bishops to be a Lord Spiritual regardless of their length of service.
		The official residence of the Bishop of Winchester is Wolvesey Palace in Winchester.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Bishop_of_Winchester (224 words)

	James Fraser (bishop) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Respect for his knowledge of educational matters led Prime Minister William Ewart Gladstone to appoint him bishop of Manchester and he was consecrated on March 25, 1870.
		Bishop Fraser's opponents said of him that, "Omnipresence was his forte, and omniscience his foible", reflecting his restless activity in preaching the gospel, reform and activity in civil society.
		Long known as the bishop of all denominations, his death was honoured by all the nonconformist churches along with the Jewish and Greek Orthodox congregations.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/James_Fraser_(bishop) (717 words)

	Bishop of Manchester - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Bishop of Manchester is the Ordinary of the Church of England Diocese of Manchester in the Province of York.
		The see is in the City of Manchester where the seat is located at the Cathedral Church of Saint Mary, Saint George and Saint Denys, a collegiate church elevated to cathedral status in 1847.
		The current bishop is the Right Reverend Nigel Simeon McCulloch, the 11th Lord Bishop of Manchester, who signs Nigel Manchester.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Bishop_of_Manchester (181 words)

	Diocese of Manchester
		In 1848 Manchester, with a Catholic population of 300, was given its first resident pastor, Rev. William McDonald, notable on account of his personal character and his establishment of religious, charitable, and educational institutions.
		At the bishop's death the Catholic population was 104,000, and the priests numbered 107.
		John Bernard Delany, second Bishop of Manchester, born 9 Aug., 1864, in Lowell, Massachusetts; died 11 June, 1906; pursued his classical and philosophical studies at Holy Cross College, Worcester, Massachusetts, and Boston College, from which he was graduated in June, 1887.
	www.catholicity.com /encyclopedia/m/manchester,diocese_of.html (935 words)

	In New Hampshire, Abuse Cases Undermine a Catholic Bishop
		Bishop McCormack is a defendant in multiple lawsuits lodged this year that say Father Shanley and other priests molested them, and church documents released by court order show that Bishop McCormack, who was ordained a bishop in 1995, repeatedly disputed complaints of abuse from parents and victims.
		Bishop McCormack faced his first local controversy in April when a conflict developed between the bishop and the priest who filed the lawsuit, the Rev. James A. MacCormack, a popular pastor at St. Patrick's parish in Jaffrey, 32 miles southwest of Manchester.
		The bishop concluded that the affair did not constitute misconduct with a minor and that Father Cote was therefore entitled to continue in ministry, Father Arsenault said.
	www.snapnetwork.org /news/otherstates/NH_NYTimes_on_McCormick.htm (1086 words)

	Biography of Bishop Peterson
		Bishop Guertin, an alumnus of St. John Seminary, was one of the co-consecrators.
		Bishop Peterson was also a member of the Citizens Committee that took responsibility for the property and equipment of the bankrupt Arnoskeag and eventually attracted to Manchester hundreds of small firms that again brought prosperity to the city.
		Bishop Peterson was the first bishop of Manchester to achieve prominence at the national level.
	www.kofc4442.org /CouncilHistory/BPBiography.html (4983 words)

	Manchester Religious and Lancashire Philanthropists have included Bishop James Fraser, Sir Ashton Lever, Cardinal ...
		James Fraser was Bishop of Manchester Cathedral from 1870-1885.
		The house became known as "Bishop's Court", (the house and name is still in use today, and remains the home of the Bishop of Manchester), and he lived there with his mother and an aunt.
		Lacking the firm hand of a father, in his youth Ashton was somewhat of a wastrel, such that his courtship of Mary Assheton, the eldest daughter and heiress of Sir Ralph Assheton of Middleton came to nothing when her father refused consent to their marriage.
	www.manchester2002-uk.com /celebs/philanthropy4.html (2008 words)

	Archdiocese of Boston - 05/19/2006 - Bishop Lennon installed as Cleveland’s 10th bishop
		Archbishop Pilarcyzk greeted Bishop Lennon at the door of the cathedral and the procession went to the sanctuary for the presentation of the papal letter appointing Bishop Lennon to Cleveland.
		Sustained applause accompanied Bishop Lennon’s thanks to his immediate predecessor, Bishop Anthony Pilla, who has served as diocesan bishop for more than 25 years and was the only native son of the diocese to have been its leader in its more than 150 year history.
		In his homily, the new bishop invited the priests, deacons, religious and the lay faithful of his new diocese to embrace him as he embraced them and to continue on the path of holiness.
	www.rcab.org /Pilot/2006/ps060519/BishopLennonInstalled.html (784 words)

	Roman Catholic Diocese of Providence - Listing of Bishops (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Bishop Thomas J. Tobin was installed as the fourth Bishop of the Diocese of Youngstown, February 2, 1996, in St. Columba Cathedral.
		In 1985, Bishop Mulvee was appointed the seventh Bishop of Wilmington, Delaware.
		Bishop Gelineau requested retirement from the Office of Bishop in 1997, but continues to be engaged in pastoral ministry within the Diocese of Providence and beyond.
	www.dioceseofprovidence.org /our_bishops/directory (2190 words)

	Manchester
		The sixth Bishop of Manchester was the Most Reverend Ernest J. Primeau. He was born in Chicago, Illinois on September 17, 1909. He was ordained a priest for service in the Archdiocese of Chicago on April 7, 1934.
		Bishop Matthew F. Brady, fifth bishop of Manchester, ordained Bishop Gendron to the priesthood on May 31, 1947 at St. Joseph Cathedral.
		Wilfrid H. Paradis. The Diocese of Manchester of Manchester is grateful to Msgr.
	www.catholicchurchnh.org /Index.cfm?content_id=62 (780 words)

	USCCB - (OCYP) - 2004 Audit Executive Summary: Diocese of Manchester, New Hampshire
		A communications policy is in effect which reflects the bishop's pledge to be open and transparent on issues regarding the sexual abuse of children.
		The bishop, or his designee, has coordinated with major superiors of men with a presence in the diocese concerning addressing the issue of allegations of sexual abuse of minors by clergy.
		Although the Diocese of Manchester was not involved in the lawsuits, in October 2003, Bishop John B. McCormack sent each of the plaintiffs a letter through their legal counsel, offering to meet with them and to take advantage of the services of the diocesan Office for Healing and Pastoral Care.
	www.usccb.org /ocyp/dioceses04/manchesternh.shtml (2317 words)

	Bishop of Manchester addresses doctors at BMA Annual Conference (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		The Bishop praised the work of doctors who, he said were often placed under unfair and intense pressure because of unrealistic expectations on the part of patients and the ever-growing burden of bureaucracy:
		Bishop McCulloch was blunt in his reference to the skills drain from developed countries.
		Bishop McCulloch also suggested building on the idea of twinning arrangements where personal contact could be built up between centres with many medical facilities and places where there were virtually none.
	www.news-medical.net /?id=11290 (574 words)

	Apostolic Succession of Bishop Seán Manchester
		On 1 July 1993 Seán Manchester was enthroned at the Abbey ruins as Bishop of Glastonbury.
		Sophronios Bishara was consecrated as the American Orthodox Bishop of Los Angeles and the West on 26 May 1928, in New York City, by Archbishop Aftimios Ofiesh, the first Primate of the American Orthodox Church.
		Bishop Frederick George Lee (Primate I of the Order of Corporate Reunion) and Bishop Thomas Wimberley Mossman, were consecrated according to the ancient Ambrosian Rite in Italy, in June of 1877.
	www.gothicpress.freeserve.co.uk /BishopSeanManchester.htm (1055 words)

	USATODAY.com - U.S. bishops to set policy on priest removal (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Bishops seem to agree on many elements of a new policy, says Cardinal Theodore McCarrick, archbishop of Washington, D.C., including a "one strike, you're out" policy for both notorious, serial offenders and new incidents.
		But because every bishop is independently in charge of his diocese, the guidelines were just voluntary, and "not everyone got in line," says Bishop Wilton Gregory, president of the group.
		In April, Gregory visited the pope seeking permission for the American bishops to establish their own protocol under canon law, the rules that govern the church worldwide, so that there would be uniform policies across the country.
	www.usatoday.com /news/nation/2002/05/21/usat-bishops-meeting.htm (653 words)

	Simon Sarmiento's journal: growth and decline
		The Bishop of Manchester, the Right Rev Nigel McCulloch, said that the Established Church was in danger of becoming a minority sect.
		Bishop McCulloch said clergy were being diverted from their true mission of evangelism by the debate over sexuality, 25 years of church legislation and increasing red tape caused by secular regulations.
		Bishop McCulloch said: “The agendas which are imposed on most churches these days are almost deliberately designed to veer them away from what the spiritual issues need to be.” He was speaking to The Times after the latest figures showed plummeting membership across all the churches.
	www.thinkinganglicans.org.uk /ss/archives/000526.html (714 words)

	Sean Manchester - The Red Pill
		The traditionalist Right Reverend Seán Manchester, Bishop of Glastonbury (bishop in the Old Catholic Church, not the Roman Catholic or Anglican Church) is an author, exorcist and demonologist.
		Bishop Manchester gained fame when he headed up the investigation into a string of bizarre happenings which plagued Highgate Cemetery beginning in 1967 and ending in 1982.
		Bishop Manchester has specialised in the ministry of exorcism for three decades and is acknowledged by many as one of Britain's foremost authorities on demonology (including vampirology) and exorcism.
	redpill.dailygrail.com /wiki/Sean_Manchester (895 words)

	Spero News: Bishop mad for Manchester Passion
		The BBC's production of the Manchester Passion, featuring the dramatisation of the last hours of the life of Christ with the lyrics of bands such as Oasis, the Happy Mondays, and The Smiths, gave Easter a huge boost according to the Bishop of Manchester.
		The Manchester Passion was supported by Nigel McCullogh, the Bishop of Manchester, who told the Manchester Evening News that the following Easter Sunday had been the busiest in his experience at Manchester Cathedral.
		It was the largest congregation I have ever seen and what the Manchester Passion has done is raise the profile of the Easter story and engage an audience who may not have been aware of it before.
	www.speroforum.com /site/print.asp?idarticle=3323 (412 words)

	Christian Today – Christian News > Bishop of Manchester Encourages Believers to Respond to BBC White Paper
		The Bishop of Manchester has called on fellow churchgoers to respond to the White Paper published earlier in the week on the standard of religious broadcasting by the BBC.
		The Bishop of Manchester has responded to the Government’s White Paper on the BBC with a call to fellow churchgoers to give their views on how faith communities should be reflected by the broadcasting corporation, reports Church Times.
		Bishop McCulloch said on the release of the White Paper earlier this week: “I will be reinforcing the need for the faith communities' contribution to the life of our nation to be properly reflected across all BBC output when I respond to the White Paper.
	www.christiantoday.com /article/bishop.of.manchester.encourages.believers.to.respond.to.bbc.white.paper/5712.htm (433 words)

	-- Beliefnet.com
		To try to label them because of actions some bishops took based on the common practice of the time and on the requirements they had under canon law is both unfair and without merit.
		Many of the bishops, including Bishop McCormack, have acknowledged that they are better today in dealing with allegations of abuse against priests than they were 10 or 20 years ago.
		Bishop McCormack made it clear on February 15 of this year that no priest with a credible allegation of sexual abuse of a minor will serve in any ministry in the Diocese.
	www.beliefnet.com /story/108/story_10861_1.html (435 words)

	Manchester Cathedral (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		The Conference is to be held at Manchester University from 24th-26th October 2003.
		One rumor, for instance, is that pressure was brought to bear by the bishop and that the chapter's decision was not entirely a free one, another that some members voted against their own convictions in the interests of loyalty to the "corporate image".
		Manchester Cathedral, the bishop and his senior staff yesterday (1st Oct 03) invited the conference Halfway to Lambeth organised by the Lesbian and Gay Christian Movement to attend the normal Cathedral Sunday morning service (October 26th).
	www.anglocatholicsocialism.org /manchester.html (2522 words)

	Bishop Accountability
		McCormack, who became bishop of New Hampshire in 1998, was director of ministerial personnel in the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Boston from 1984 to 1994.
		He also said the crux of the controversy is that if the bishop were to say his motivation was always to do the right thing, and to protect children from harm, he'd also have to balance that with protecting the rights of the accused.
		Manchester Bishop John B. McCormack, who has been leader of the diocese since 1998, is not a target, prosecutors have said.
	bishop-accountability.org /NH-Manchester/JBMcCormack-2002-12-w1.html (8262 words)

	Bishop warns that Britain's churches face extinction - news from ekklesia
		Bishop McCulloch is not the first senior church leader to use the word ‘extinct’ in talking about the scale of the problem facing Christianity in Britain.
		Bishop McCulloch stressed that although the situation was serious, it was possible for the churches to take effective action.
		Bishop McCulloch also said that 5% of clergy in his area were assigned to “non-traditional roles”, particularly communicating with young people using new technology.
	www.ekklesia.co.uk /content/news_syndication/article_05095cro.shtml (972 words)

	Who's Who - Diocese of Manchester Web Site
		Revd Canon Anne Hollinghurst is chaplain to Bishop Nigel and a residentiary canon of Manchester Cathedral.
		She came to Manchester in 2005 from Derby where she was chaplain to the city’s cathedral and university.
		Anne supports and resources the bishop in his ministry by aiding communication between the office at Bishopscourt and the wider diocese.
	www.manchester.anglican.org /who.asp?WhoCode=1 (105 words)

	Remade Fusion add England's Ian Bishop.
		The Fusion signed Bishop as one of its two discovery players for 2001, leaving a spot available for a league-designated "marquee allocation" which the team hopes to name in the next 10 days.
		Bishop played in four different English divisions during his 18-year professional career, recording 32 goals in 524 appearances.
		Bishop will be more of a central midfield player in front of the back four.
	www.soccertimes.com /mls/2001/mar08.htm (763 words)

	Bye-bye, Bishop (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		There, Flinn says, a bishop was replaced recently after roughly a dozen priests in the small Midwestern diocese were accused of abuse.
		Flinn adds that the Vatican rarely replaces a bishop because of complaints against his priests, but when it does, "it means he [the bishop] mishandled the situation somehow.
		In 1977, he'd been named the auxiliary bishop of Manchester, New Hampshire, and eight years later he became the sitting bishop of Wilmington, Delaware.
	www.bostonphoenix.com /alt1/archive/news/97/01/16/BISHOPGATE_2.html (734 words)

	America's Worst Bishops -- Beliefnet.com
		Bishop McCormack was an aide to Cardinal Law, and from 1984 to 1994 was the director of ministerial personnel in the Boston archdiocese.
		However, in a 1991 letter reprinted by the Boston Globe (view the document), Bishop McCormack had written to a colleague that "Paul Shanley is a sick person" who shouldn't be allowed to return to Boston from California.
		Victims have criticized Bishop McCormack for his response to abuse claims when he became head of the Manchester diocese in 1998.
	www.beliefnet.com /story/108/story_10823_1.html (1001 words)

	Manchester Diocese, accused priests, Gordon MacRae
		Before becoming bishop of the Manchester diocese in 1998, McCormack handled the Boston archdiocese’s sexual abuse complaints during an era that included Geoghan and Shanley.
		An investigation by the NH Attorney General, prompted by revelations in Boston during early 2002, uncovered evidence that Auxiliary Bishop Christian, while managing sexually abusive priests for the Manchester diocese, misled victims and even a state probation officer.
		The Manchester diocese avoided criminal indictments in December 2002 by agreeing to periodic audits by the state Attorney General’s office.
	www.bishop-accountability.org /NH-Manchester (6444 words)

	Bishop Accountability
		The state refused to grant Christian and Gendron limited immunity in exchange for their statements because they were targets of the criminal probe into how church hierarchy handled accusations of clergy sexual abuse dating back to the 1940s, Delker explained.
		Diocesan leaders were seeking the same limited immunity the state granted four accused priests that prevents their statements from being used against them in any future prosecution.
		Christian handled numerous sexual abuse complaints against clergy as chancellor from 1977 until he was ordained auxiliary bishop in 1996.
	www.bishop-accountability.org /news/2003_03_13_Marchocki_BishopsSought.htm (653 words)

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