HomeOp-EdFeminism - a Form of Ecclesial Self-Harm. The Appointment of Sarah Mullaly... Feminism – a Form of Ecclesial Self-Harm. The Appointment of Sarah Mullaly as Archbishop of Canterbury Op-EdVideo Published on October 3, 2025 By Gavin Ashenden Please Help Anglican.Ink with a donation. TagsChurch of England SourceGavin Ashenden Latest articles AI News Mullally calms the Anglican-Jewish waters The meeting between the Board of Deputies of British Jews and Archbishop of Canterbury Sarah... September 14, 2026 Press Releases New Bishop of Warwick announced The new Bishop of Warwick will be the Revd Canon Dr Tim Lomax Downing Street has... September 14, 2026 Messages Bishop of Newcastle responds as MPs reject Assisted Dying Bill Following the vote in the House of Commons against giving Second Reading to the... September 14, 2026 Messages Amid horrors of this world, God is with us: Archbishop of York’s reflection on 9/11 All of us who were around at the time remember where we were and... September 14, 2026 Press Releases The Archbishop of Canterbury presents Lambeth Awards he ceremony, which took place in the Great Hall of Lambeth Palace on Friday... September 14, 2026 More like this AI News Mullally calms the Anglican-Jewish waters The meeting between the Board of Deputies of British Jews and Archbishop of Canterbury Sarah... September 14, 2026 Press Releases New Bishop of Warwick announced The new Bishop of Warwick will be the Revd Canon Dr Tim Lomax Downing Street has... September 14, 2026 Messages Bishop of Newcastle responds as MPs reject Assisted Dying Bill Following the vote in the House of Commons against giving Second Reading to the... September 14, 2026
