Sarah Mullally Lays Out Agenda in First Major Speech as Archbishop of Canterbury
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New Archbishop of Canterbury says Church must strive to be ‘stable presence’
Dame Sarah Mullally addressed the Church of England’s parliament for the first time as its top bishop. The new Archbishop of Canterbury has said the Church of England must strive to be “a stable presence in an unstable world”. Dame Sarah Mullally described it as a “humbling privilege” to take on her new role as she addressed the Church’s parliament for the first time as its top bishop. She acknowledged the “significant challenges” faced by a Chu…
Archbishop of Canterbury: C of E has ‘too often failed to take seriously the abuse of power’
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