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Ruth Gledhill | Substack

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Inside the race not to be Archbishop of Canterbury

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By Ruth Gledhill Verified
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When Pope Francis died in April, the Roman Catholic Church’s succession process moved swiftly into action. Just over a fortnight later, amid smoke and ceremony, it elected a new pope, Leo XIV. Yet eight months after Justin Welby quit as Archbishop of Canterbury, following a safeguarding scandal over the serial child abuser John Smyth, the Church of England is still leaderless and is likely to remain so until the autumn. Why is it taking the Anglicans so long?
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The downfall of the archbishop of Canterbury

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By Ruth Gledhill Verified
| National Catholic Reporter Verified
Former Anglican Archbishop Justin Welby of Canterbury is pictured at Westminster Abbey in London May 6, 2023. He announced his resignation Nov. 12, due to failures in dealing with a clerical sexual abuse case in the Church of England. (OSV News/Andrew Milligan, pool via Reuters) London — November 15, 2024 The Church of England, the mother church of the worldwide Anglican Communion, was left reeling on Nov. 12 after the unprecedented decision Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby to resign.
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