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Archbishop of Canterbury reflects on ‘deeply moving’ service

Archbishop of Canterbury reflects on ‘deeply moving’ service

Thursday, March 26, 2026

THE Archbishop of Canterbury has said that she found her installation at Canterbury Cathedral on Wednesday “deeply moving”. The Most Revd Sarah Mullally, who was visibly emotional while being installed as the 106th — and first female — Archbishop ...

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