Summary
Dame Sarah Mullally has been confirmed as the first female Archbishop of Canterbury. She plans to address issues like misogyny and improve safeguarding in the Church. Her appointment comes after the resignation of her predecessor, Justin Welby, amid criticism over handling abuse cases.
Key Facts
- Dame Sarah Mullally became the 106th Archbishop of Canterbury.
- She is the first woman to lead the Church of England.
- Justin Welby, her predecessor, resigned over abuse case criticism.
- Dame Sarah plans to address misogyny and improve church safeguarding.
- The confirmation ceremony was held at St Paul's Cathedral.
- Her past roles include Bishop of London and England's chief nursing officer.
- She acknowledges experiencing misogyny in both secular and church roles.
- Some traditionalist churches have concerns over her appointment because she is a woman.
