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The Other Conclave: Why No One Wants to Take the Lead in the Church of England

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Eight months after the resignation of the archbishop of Canterbury, spiritual leader of the 85 millionanglicans around the world, the candidates are not jostling. In question, the fear of seeing past affairs resurrected, according to this journalist who specializes in Christianity in the pages of the daily "The Sunday Times".
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The Other Conclave: Why No One Wants to Take the Lead in the Church of England

Eight months after the resignation of the archbishop of Canterbury, spiritual leader of the 85 millionanglicans around the world, the candidates are not jostling. In question, the fear of seeing past affairs resurrected, according to this journalist who specializes in Christianity in the pages of the daily "The Sunday Times".

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Courrier international broke the news in on Friday, July 25, 2025.
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