4th October, 2025: the US Open.
Good god, there’s a woman in charge!
Slightly more respectfully?
Bishop Sarah Mullally has been named as the one hundred and sixth Archbishop of Canterbury: the first woman to be appointed to the role.
That’s welcome.
And somewhat unsurprising.
There’s been talk of a female being appointed for many years: but?
The bishop, herself, had some serious leadership roles when she was a nurse.
Much as her predecessor, Justin Welby, was a senior oil executive, and his predecessor, Rowan Williams, was the Archbishop of Wales.
The Church has, again, named someone with high level, organisational skills.
So, to me?
Her being named is no surprise: as she had the needed management skills.
What is also unsurprising?
There’s been complaints about her appointment≤ from more conservative Anglian groups, already.
She also does not support assisted dying: I disagree with her position.
I don’t like the idea, either: but feel it needs to be available, and enshrined in UK law.
She’s going to be installed in March: we’ll have to see happens …
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As a quick, other thought … ?
Would you mind hitting the like button on a video?
Or the share button?
Yep: that’s Jude’s newest video … !
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