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Sarah Mullally was formally installed as the 106th Archbishop of Canterbury on March 25 at Canterbury Cathedral, becoming the first woman to hold the role in its roughly 1,400-year history. Around 2,000 guests attended, including the Prince and Princess of Wales.

Sarah Mullally was formally installed as the 106th Archbishop of Canterbury on March 25 at Canterbury Cathedral, becoming the first woman to hold the role in its roughly 1,400-year history. Around 2,000 guests attended, including the Prince and Princess of Wales.

Mullally worked in the UK's National Health Service for more than three decades, rising to become its chief nursing officer for England in 1999. She was ordained a priest in 2002 and became the first female Bishop of London in 2018.

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Mullally worked in the UK's National Health Service for more than three decades, rising to become its chief nursing officer for England in 1999. She was ordained a priest in 2002 and became the first female Bishop of London in 2018.

In her inaugural sermon, Mullally acknowledged the pain caused by church safeguarding failures, saying: "We must not overlook or minimize the pain experienced by those who have been harmed through the actions, inactions and failures of those in our own Christian churches and communities."

In her inaugural sermon, Mullally acknowledged the pain caused by church safeguarding failures, saying: "We must not overlook or minimize the pain experienced by those who have been harmed through the actions, inactions and failures of those in our own Christian churches and communities."

Following Mullally's appointment, the Global Anglican Future Conference announced it was breaking with Canterbury and would not participate in meetings convened by the new archbishop. The churches belonging to GAFCON represent about 80% of Anglicans worldwide.

Following Mullally's appointment, the Global Anglican Future Conference announced it was breaking with Canterbury and would not participate in meetings convened by the new archbishop. The churches belonging to GAFCON represent about 80% of Anglicans worldwide.

Pope Leo XIV sent a message to Mullally invoking "grace, mercy, and peace in truth and love" and recalling the 1966 meeting between Pope Paul VI and Archbishop Michael Ramsey, which committed Catholics and Anglicans to a new stage of fraternal relations based on Christian charity.

Pope Leo XIV sent a message to Mullally invoking "grace, mercy, and peace in truth and love" and recalling the 1966 meeting between Pope Paul VI and Archbishop Michael Ramsey, which committed Catholics and Anglicans to a new stage of fraternal relations based on Christian charity.

The pope's message was delivered March 26 at a common prayer service in Canterbury Cathedral, presided over by Mullally and Cardinal Kurt Koch. The service marked the 60th anniversary of the 1966 meeting between Pope Paul VI and Archbishop Michael Ramsey.

The pope's message was delivered March 26 at a common prayer service in Canterbury Cathedral, presided over by Mullally and Cardinal Kurt Koch. The service marked the 60th anniversary of the 1966 meeting between Pope Paul VI and Archbishop Michael Ramsey.

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