Bishop James Orin Mote of the Anglican Catholic Church entered life eternal at 8.45 p.m., Saturday 29 April 2006 in Indianapolis, Indiana. He was one of the original four Bishops consecrated in Denver, Colorado on 28 January 1978 for the Anglican Church in North America and was a champion of the pro-life movement many times suffering imprisonment.
Today at Saint Alban's Cathedral, Oviedo, Florida, in the Holy Mass for SS. Philip and James, we commemorated Bishop Mote and commended him into the rest and peace of God. Bishop Mote was a man of great sanctity and of love for God and the Church. His by-word was, simply, 'The Catholic and Anglican Faith.' A splendid phrase indeed.
Rest eternal grant unto him, O Lord, and let light perpetual shine upon him. Amen.
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