Sarah Mullally’s appointment as Archbishop of Canterbury marks a historic shift in the Church of England. As the first woman to hold the position in nearly 500 years, Mullally brings both spiritual depth and professional experience—having served as England’s Chief Nursing Officer before entering ministry. Her leadership reflects a broader push toward inclusion and modern relevance within the Anglican Communion. At Canterbury Cathedral, she emphasized humility and courage, signaling a commitment to bridge tradition with transformation. Her rise is not just symbolic—it’s a call to reimagine faith leadership in a changing world
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