#Arch Bishop

In a historic installation Wednesday, the Church of England recognized its first-ever female Archbishop of Canterbury, Sarah Mullally. Prince William and Kate Middleton, Princes of Wales, were in attendance. The Church of England first began allowing female bishops in 2014. (The Church of England via Storyful)

Sarah Mullally was formally installed as the first female Archbishop of Canterbury, becoming head of the Church of England and global Anglican Communion. The historic ceremony saw over 2,000 attendees marking the milestone. #sarahmullally #churchofengland #archbishop #anglican #womenleaders #history #religion

A historic moment as Dame Sarah Mullally became the first-ever woman to be a spiritual leader of both the Church of England and the Anglican Communion. The Church of Southern Africa called the appointment ‘historic’ and said ‘we heartily welcome the appointment’. The Global Fellowship of Confessing Anglicans (Gafcon), a network of conservative Anglican churches across Africa and Asia, received the news ‘with sorrow’. #archbishop #anglicanchurch

My name is Stephen, I’m the Archbishop of York and welcome to my Instagram. I’m the 98th person to be called to serve as the Archbishop of York. I hope to offer some insights into what being an Archbishop is all about. I’ll also share something of the Christian faith and why following Jesus is a good idea for everyone. . . . #newaccount #archbishopofyork #archbishop #churchofengland⛪️🇬🇧 #faith #jesus #york #yorkshire #dioceseofyork #bishop

Dame Sarah Mullally has been formally installed as the first woman to be Archbishop of Canterbury in a ceremony at Canterbury Cathedral. Sky's Mollie Malone explains the challenges the new Archbishop will have to confront. #skynews #CofE #churchofengland #archbishop

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I preached this sermon in the summer, I share it because there seems to be a shift in the western conversation around Palestine. “We are not called to be chaplains to the status quo. We are called to a holy disruption.” @otismossiii Rev. Dr. Ottis Moss III Sermon link: https://youtu.be/o0VtEcIJ2lg?si=GNZprCHNuZ-WyIs6 #progressiveclergy #anglican

Why do Bishops dress like this? First of all, no, this is not a yarmulke. It’s called a ZUCHETTO, which means “little pumpkin”. It originally designed to keep the head warm, but also to serve as a reminder of spiritual protection. The color signifies ecclesiastical rank: black for priests, magenta for bishops, red for cardinals, and white for the pope. Next, there is the MITRE. Its shape represents the tongues of fire which rested on the head of the Apostles, the first bishops of the Church. The two peaks, front and back, represent the Old and New Testaments, united on the Bishop’s head to highlight his responsibility to teach Scripture, and the lappets on the back: the spirit and the letter of the law. Bishops also and always wear a cross on a chain over the chest, known as the PECTORAL CROSS. At Mass, the cross is attached to the Cordone, green and gold ceremonial chord. Historically, these often contained relics of the saints (is Pope Leo cross contains relics of Saint Augustine and Saint ) and the crosses that many people wear around their neck today actually derive from these pectoral crosses. On the right hand, the bishop wears his EPISCOPAL RING, given to him at the time of his consecration. It symbolizes spiritual marriage of the bishop to the Church and of our fidelity to her even unto death. Finally, we have the CROZIER. This staff is carried in procession or whenever the bishop walks from one place to another during the liturgy. It’s reminiscent of a shepherd’s crook, and serves as a reminder that bishops are to be shepherds who care for their flock and keeps them united within the fold of Christ, the Good Shepherd.

Instillation of Archbishop Richard Moth, Westminster Cathedral, London, UK #catholic #catholicchurch #mass #uk #christianity

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#SarahMullally, First Woman #Archbishop Of #Canterbury In 1400 Years! #churchofengland #christianity

Still got it. Princess Kate and Prince William reminded everyone why all eyes follow them — arriving at Canterbury Cathedral looking effortlessly sharp for a landmark moment in Church history. #PrincessKate #PrinceWilliam #KateMiddleton #BritishRoyals #RoyalFamily #CanterburyCathedral #Archbishop #ChurchOfEngland