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Next Archbishop of Canterbury 'Must Not Start' Until Abuse Claims Resolved
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Sarah Mullaly, the first woman to hold the office of Archbishop of Canterbury, will take up her duties on 28 January. She is expected on two fronts: managing her church and speaking to British society.
Next Archbishop of Canterbury 'must not start' until abuse claims resolved
The incoming Archbishop of Canterbury must not take up her role until complaints about an alleged abuse scandal are resolved, clergy have said. Three Anglican clergy told The Telegraph that it would be inappropriate for Dame Sarah Mullally to become the new Archbishop until complaints over her handling of the case have been addressed. The row centres on claims that she failed to address an alleged groping incident by a priest in her London dioce…
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