Brown Bishop Deposed by Episcopal House of Bishops
William Montgomery Brown was ordered removed from the roll of bishops by the Episcopal Church's House of Bishops after a church court conviction for heresy. The sentence, read by Presiding Bishop Ethelbert Talbot, stated Brown is deposed from the sacred ministry. Brown, who had resigned as Bishop of Arkansas in 1912, remained defiant, claiming his orders remain recognized.
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New Orleans
William Montgomery Brown
House of Bishops
Protestant Episcopal Church
Ethelbert Talbot
St. Paul's Church
Bishop Brown
Arkansas
Roll of Bishops
Breen
S S J. Pauls
United States
Judes Louis
Talbot
F.F. Reese
Georgia
T. F. Gailor
Tennessee
Hey A. R. Berledey
Thaplain
Charles L. Pardee
New York
Register
Episcopal
Brown
Episcopal Church
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