The province may plant new congregations under the noses of liberal bishops. As occasion requires, its own bishops will take under their protective wings traditionalist parishes outside their geographical jurisdictions, while the province means to limit, politely but firmly, the money contributed by its members to the national church. There is no model anywhere in Christian history for such an undertaking as the new province. But it may work better than skeptics think. Confusion will for a time beset and envelop Episcopalianism.
Clarity is on the way, even so.
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