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COMPLETED/CLOSED--Reasons Why the OCA Synod Requested Metropolitan Jonah's Resignation

COMPLETED/CLOSED--Reasons Why the OCA Synod Requested Metropolitan Jonah's Resignation

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Started by Anonymous 14 years, 2 months ago

The petition's objectives have been met. Therefore we thank the OCA Synod for finally providing an explanation for requesting Metropolitan Jonah's resignation. We make no comments one way or the other regarding the allegations in the Synod's letter of July 16, 2012.

 

ORIGINAL PETITION--"The recent resignation of Metropolitan Jonah has troubled many parishioners and clergy in the OCA.  This is the third forced "retirement" of a Metropolitan in 10 years.  Before we OCA Faithful can continue to support the OCA, financially or otherwise, we respectfully ask:

1. Metropolitan Jonah allow the OCA Synod to openly discuss his resignation, and 

2. The OCA Synod provide a full accounting of those specific reasons why the Bishops unanimously requested Metropolitan Jonah's resignation.  

Until number 2 is met, we will not financially support the OCA. 

Each petition signer may optionally: turn our backs in silent protest when the collection basket is passed around; provide direct monetary gifts to our priest and his family, but not our parish; and take up a monthly collection and send it directly to the Metropolitan at 3523 Edmunds St., Washington DC, 20007."

 

 

Updates

October 9, 2012

The momentum has forced their hand. We finally received the explanation we demanded.

Reached 100 supporters

October 9, 2012

6 Comments

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Sarah Reynolds
14 years ago Featured

So much damage done to our church over these last few years. Just hope we can move forward now.

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Jennifer Gray
14 years ago Featured

Just want peace in our parishes again. Tired of the drama at the top.

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David Mathis
14 years ago Featured

About time. We deserve to know how our money is being handled.

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Mark Foster
14 years ago Featured

Finally some transparency. It shouldnt have taken this long to get a straight answer but glad the truth is out.

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Elena Yang
14 years ago Featured

Too little too late. The trust is gone.

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Paul Quinn
14 years ago Featured

WHAT A MESS. stop playing games with the laity.