Archbishop of Canterbury

The Archbishop of Canterbury reaffirmed support for a £100m fund for communities affected by enslavement during a visit to Ghana, expressing regret for the Church of England’s historical involvement in transatlantic slavery. The statement was made at Cape Coast Castle, a 17th-century fortress linked to the enslavement of Africans.

The Archbishop of Canterbury, Sarah Mullally, pledged to help Palestinians achieve 'peace and freedom' during a visit to the occupied West Bank. She praised their 'faithful resistance' during a sermon at St Peter's, an Anglican church in the Palestinian Christian town of Birzeit.

Eleven foreign far-right activists were blocked from entering the UK before a Tommy Robinson rally, with Keir Starmer accusing Robinson of spreading hatred and division. The archbishop of Canterbury urged people to choose hope instead. A large rally was expected with over 100,000 attendees last year.

The Archbishop of Canterbury condemned global violence against innocent people following Pope Leo's verbal conflict with Donald Trump. The statement highlights religious leaders addressing political tensions.

The Archbishop of Canterbury, representing the Church of England, supports Pope Leo's condemnation of 'handful of tyrants' in a direct rebuke of Donald Trump. The statement criticizes Trump's leadership and aligns religious leaders in opposing authoritarian figures.

The Archbishop of Canterbury, Sarah Mullally, supports Pope Leo XIV's calls for peace amid their public feud with Donald Trump. She emphasizes the 'incalculable' human cost of war, urging Anglicans to align with the Pope's 'courageous' stance.