March 25: The First American Bishop of a Politically Challenging Faith

Bishop Schneider urges Pope Francis to 'retract' texts undermining the faith

With Pope Francis having now left the hospital, the Kazakhstan bishop said that he must make every effort to 'rectify some confusions and some ambiguities which were made in his pontificate and which he himself made.'

March 25: The First American Bishop of a Politically Challenging Faith

https://todayincthistory.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/02/Mar-25-TodayinCTHist-Sbury.mp3   At a meeting held in Woodbury, Connecticut on March 25, 1783, 10 clergymen concerned with providing for the future of the Episcopal Church named Samuel Seabury to be the first bishop of the new United States of America. Seabury was born near New London on November 30, 1729 and had lived in Connecticut for most of his life — except for several turbulent years…