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Sarah Mullally installation 1

27 March 2026

Quiet Revival report withdrawn because of ‘fraudulent responses’; Spanish woman dies by euthanasia despite legal action by her family; Archbishop Sarah to meet the Pope in April as they pledge to continue dialogue
Sarah Mullally installation 1

26 March 2026

Sarah Mullally: A church for the whole nation and for the world; Warm applause for first female Archbishop of Canterbury; Bishop condemns attacks on Lebanon; Ban political abuse of religion campaign holds meeting in parliament
Canterbury Cathedral wiki

25 March 2026

Installation of the Archbishop of Canterbury, Sarah Mullally, today - a service with 'women's voices right the way through'; Anglican Futures rebukes backers of ‘liberal’ Mullally’s installation; King Charles becomes first patron of Jewish Community Security Trust; £4.725 million for St James's Piccadilly
Ambulances on fire 25 March 2026

24 March 2026

Arson attack on four Jewish charity ambulances- 'horrific antisemitic attack', investigated by counter terror police; ‘Leading Women’ CofE mentoring group propelled Sarah Mullally to high office; Cafod urges immediate ceasefire in Gaza, Lebanon and the West Bank; 'Boys Town' priest on way to sainthood
Sarah Mullally pilgrimage March 2026

23 March 2026

Archbishop Sarah Mullally completes six day pilgrimage to Canterbury, preparing for installation; Prince of Wales wishes for a “strong and meaningful bond” with the CofE; Pope Leo says wars are a scandal to the entire human family; Bishop says public iftar in Trafalgar Square “a moment of hospitality”
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20 March 2026

Nick Timothy’s ‘act of dominion’ charge is ‘megaphone dog whistle’; Church of the Holy Sepulchre closed due to security concerns; Ramadan ends for most British Muslims today; Graves more than 100 years old could be re-used

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