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Thousands to gather for enthronement of first female Archbishop of Canterbury

Dame Sarah Mullally is expected to arrive in Canterbury on Sunday, at the end of a six-day walking pilgrimage from London

The Independent UK · Mar 21

A Wall That’s Worth Defending

Some evangelical Christians are hammering away at the very church-state separation that allowed them, and other believers, to first flourish in America.

Texas Observer · Mar 17

New Archbishop of Canterbury to make 87-mile pilgrimage from London

Dame Sarah Mullally will become the first Archbishop of Canterbury in modern history to undertake the trek

The Independent UK · Mar 14

Church of England hits out at far right’s use of St George’s Cross to ‘intimidate’ after flags row

Leading bishops call for national flag to be ‘symbol of unity’ as anti-migrant activists co-opt Christian imagery

The Independent UK · Feb 9

William to represent King at Archbishop of Canterbury’s enthronement

Dame Sarah Mullally was confirmed as the 106th Archbishop of Canterbury at St Paul’s Cathedral last week.

Evening Standard · Feb 5

Princess Kate Finally Ditches Trouser Suits for Chic Monochrome Dress

Finally! A break from the trouser suits.

Marie Claire · Feb 5

King’s life of service praised as new Archbishop pays homage to Charles

Dame Sarah Mullally made the oath of allegiance to the monarch in a ceremony which dates back to the 16th century.

The Independent UK · Feb 4

NHS ‘contacted exorcist’ after staff reported seeing ghosts at Norwich hospice

Repeated sightings of ‘child in red dress’ on site of former children’s hospital were ‘really upsetting’ for staff

The Independent UK · Feb 2

What is Project Spire and why is it dividing the Church of England?

The church’s £100m project aims to address past connections to slavery, but critics say funds should help struggling parishes

The Guardian - UK · Feb 1

Random Musing: A brief history of the Church of England (as it gets its first woman Archbishop of Canterbury)

It begins, inevitably, with Henry VIII, who married Catherine but couldn’t produce a male heir. The Pope refused to annul the marriage because Catherine was the aunt of Charles V, the Holy Roman Emperor whose armies effectively controlled Rome — a man at whose snook the Pope could ill afford…

The Times of India · Jan 29