US EditionArchbishop of Canterbury Says Six-Day Pilgrimage Has Been a Joy
Dame Sarah Mullally completed her six-day pilgrimage with about 100 supporters before her enthronement attended by over 2,000 guests at Canterbury Cathedral.
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Archbishop of Canterbury completes six-day pilgrimage ahead of upcoming enthronement
Dame Sarah Mullally has made history by completing a six-day walking pilgrimage from London to Canterbury, becoming the first woman to hold the position of Archbishop of Canterbury in the Church of England's 1,400-year existence.The 106th Archbishop reached her destination this afternoon, greeted by jubilant crowds and the sound of cathedral bells ringing out across the city.Around 100 people accompanied her as she walked briskly through Canterb…
Mullally prepares for installation in Canterbury Cathedral
MORE than 2000 people will be in Canterbury Cathedral this week to attend the installation of the Most Revd Sarah Mullally as the 106th Archbishop of Canterbury. The service, on Wednesday, the Feast of the Annunciation, will be attended by the Pri...
Sarah Mullally, the first primate woman of the Church of England, completed this Sunday the pilgrimage on foot between London and the cathedral of Canterbury, in the southeast of England, where on Wednesday it will be enthroned, according to EFE. The future archdiocese carried out the six-day perigrination, together with her husband Eamonn and other members of the Anglican church at an event that the institution itself has qualified as "private"…
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