Seven Church of England Pastor, including a bishop, face disciplinary action after Damming Abuse Report Which indicated Justin Welbyresign.
Paul Butler, the retired former bishop of Durham, is among those who can be banned from the Ministry as a result of investigation after a marketed review.
However, former Head -headed head Of Canterbury George Kerry will not have to face any action.
The report published in 2024 concluded that various people inside the church Know about misuse by John Smith for decadesA Christian camp leader – but did not act.
Leaded for review Last resignation of Mr. Welbi As the most recent archbishop of canterbury.
However, the Church’s National Security Team (NST) criticized all the clergy within the report.
In an update on Thursday, the church stated that Bishop Paul and six others face disciplinary proceedings under Pastor Discipline Measures (CDM).
CDM results can be from a conditional discharge where no fine is imposed, removal from office, resignation and lifetime ban from the Ministry.
While a new process, replacing CDM, was approved by the first church Parliament in June, which included Defrocking, it is not thought that it will be on time for these cases.
Lord Carry, who was nominated in the Makin Report, was one of the 10 clergy as facing possible action in February.
But the NST has confirmed 89 -year -old Lord Carrie, Reverend Paul Perkin and Reverend Hug Palmer, no further action will be taken.
Since there is a 12 -month time limit to bring matters, NST had to ask to bring “CDM out of time” for the permission of the President of the Tribunal.
Out of 10 cases, only seven cases were allowed and the NST stated that it “fully respects the decision” from the “independent judicial process”.
Others facing CDM include Reverend Suu Coleman, wife of Kolman’s mustard heir, Sir Jamie Colman.
Makin’s report concluded that Smt Kolman was aware of the misuse of Smith before the Associate Minister Mrs. Kolman at St. Leonard’s Church in Okle, Hampshire.
It was noted that she and her husband visited Smith in Africa in the 1990s and funded Smiths through an individual trust.
A week after the publishing the inquiry report, Suba of Winchester stated that Mrs. Kolman was asked to “step back from all ministers’ duties”.
The rest of the pastors facing potential disciplinary action are Reverend Roger Comombs, Reverend Andrew Corns, Reverend Tim Hasti-Smith, Reverend Nick Stot and Reverend John Wulmer.
The NST said that this will not comment on the matters while the CDM proceedings are underway and no time has been given when they can conclude.
