Historic Appointment: First Female Archbishop of Canterbury
Dame Sarah Mullally has been named the next Archbishop of Canterbury, the first woman to hold this position. The Dalai Lama congratulated her and underscored the importance of compassion in leadership, suggesting female leaders could bring more peace and understanding to the world.
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Dame Sarah Mullally has made history by being appointed as the first female Archbishop of Canterbury, a landmark moment for the Anglican Church.
The Dalai Lama extended his congratulations to her, emphasizing the necessity of compassion and understanding in today's challenging global climate. He noted Mullally's appointment as a beacon of hope for fostering peace.
Mullally, a former nurse and current Bishop of London since 2018, is seen as a trailblazer. Her leadership is particularly significant as discussions around gender roles in religious leadership continue to evolve.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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