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Trinitytide 2003 Canon James Provence Consecrated Bishop Coadjutor
Bishop Provence graduated from St. Joseph of
Arimathea Anglican Theological College in 1983. He was the founding
rector of All Saints parish in Burlingame, and later served as rector
of St. Stephen's in Oakville. He is currently the vicar of St. Thomas'
Church in San Francisco. A Canon to the Ordinary of the Diocese
of the Western States since 1992, he also serves as the Provincial
Vice-Chancellor for Canon Law.
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Rev. Canon James Provence was consecrated Bishop Coadjutor of the
Diocese of the Western States on the Feast of St. David, March 1st,
2003, at the Pro-Cathedral of St. Peter in Oakland, California.
Archbishop Robert S. Morse was the chief consecrator, and Bishop
Frederick Morrison, Ordinary of the Diocese of the Southwestern
States, preached at the Mass. Some four hundred people attended
the consecration and the reception that followed.