With tongue firmly in cheek, we bring you this breaking news. I’m not happy that CNS was scooped on this, but if we can liveblog the meeting we’ll let you know. (And please, send us no criticism — with all the serious issues we cover, it’s nice to take a break for a few laughs.)
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Hah! That’s great. I agree, it’s a shame you were scooped, but thanks for the heads-up. It’s good to know our Church leaders have their priorities in order!