Things get worse and worse at Seabury. The faculty have been told that their appointments will end June 30, 2009.
Labels: Seminaries
posted by The Postulant @ 8:45 PM
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I'm actually a priest now, but I've been calling myself "The Postulant" for so long that I've grown attached to the identity, and I think I'll keep it for a while yet. I'm a professor of philosophy and religious studies, specializing in medieval Christian philosophy. I'm a Rite-One-loving, Anglican-chant-singing, Nicene-Creed-believing homosexual -- a Hobartian as a matter of conviction and a ritualist as a matter of taste.
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Sad news indeed, but, like the inevitablel consolidation of airlines, this, too, was going to happen. Seabury happened to be the first one to fall.
I wonder what it will mean for the Dioceses that often sent postulants there, especially Indianapolis. Indy likes to approve for ordination folks who can't otherwise do fulltime study for three years; they typically take classes at the local DoC seminary and then do their Anglican Year at Seabury. They still could so, I suppose, but Sewanee is the next closest from a dirving perspective, and that's about 6 hours away by car, rather than at most three from Indianapolis to Evanston.
RFSJ
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