The Myth of Sudden Change: How the First Woman Archbishop Got There

A tale of 2 cultures

Source link Last week, the Church of England made history by installing its first female Archbishop of Canterbury. A color photo of priestess Sarah Mullally in full regalia, complete with her golden robe and miter, graced the front page of the Wall Street Journal on Thursday. For feminists, it was another cultural triumph. For traditionalists, it

The nurse who runs the Church of England

There is a new archbishop of Canterbury, who now heads a huge international church. But here, in the UK, can she achieve what successive governments have failed to do?

A tale of 2 cultures * WorldNetDaily * by Robert Knight

'The Church of England was once the spiritual heartbeat of the whole English-speaking world'

The Myth of Sudden Change: How the First Woman Archbishop Got There

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Catholics lag behind as the first woman appointed to lead the Anglican church

The installation of a female Archbishop of Canterbury highlights the Catholic Church’s continued hesitation on women’s leadership and the need to listen more closely to women’s voices.