US EditionNigeria’s Anglican Church Breaks From Canterbury over Appointment of ‘Pro-Gay’ Female Archbishop
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Sarah Mullally has been elected as the first female Archbishop of Canterbury, the spiritual leader of the Anglican Church, which represents approximately 95 million believers in 165 countries around the world. She will be the first woman to lead the Anglican Church in the institution's nearly 500-year history. Mullally will be officially confirmed in the post next January and will replace Justin Welby, who announced his resignation in November 2…
On 3 October, Sarah Mullally was appointed archbishop of Canterbury, becoming the first woman to take over the leadership of the Church of England. In front of this advance, Lucetta Scaraffia stresses, however, that the voice of women will not be recognized until the issue of violence against nuns is resolved.
The sun sets on the see of Canterbury
The election of the Most Reverend Dame Sarah Mullally as the next Archbishop of Canterbury marks an historic moment, not for its progress, but for what it signifies: the final sunset of the See of Canterbury as the spiritual center of global Anglican unity. For nearly five centuries, the Archbishop of Canterbury served as the symbolic and spiritual focus of Anglicanism in the world and, over the last two centuries, for the Global Anglican Commun…
Church of Nigeria Breaks with Church of England over Same-Sex Marriage
The Church of Nigeria (Anglican Communion) has declared full spiritual independence from the Church of England, citing the appointment of Bishop Sarah Mullally as Archbishop of Canterbury and her public affirmation of stance on same-sex marriage. In a statement issued in Abuja on Tuesday, Primate Archbishop Henry Ndukuba said Mullally’s elevation “confirms the moral collapse … The post Church of Nigeria Breaks with Church of England over Same-Se…
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