Archbishop of Canterbury’s resignation is not enough, say Smyth survivors
SURVIVORS of John Smyth’s campaign of abuse have called for further resignations, after the Archbishop of Canterbury ’s announcement that he would take “personal and institutional responsibility” and resign — a decision that has led to tributes to his leadership from other bishops.
The leader of the Anglican Church, the Most Rev. Justin Welby, announced he would resign on Tuesday. Here’s what happens next ...
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Archbishop Makoba noted that while abuse cases had surfaced in the region in recent years, the church has been taking ...
Thirty members of the Church of England clergy face being sacked over their failure to stop the most prolific child abuser in ...
Justin Welby, the Archbishop of Canterbury and spiritual head of the Anglican Communion, has stepped down following an ...
Welby quits as Bishop says Church ‘not safe’ and more may need to go - Mr Welby said it was ‘very clear’ he must take ...
The Archbishop of Canterbury has resigned over his handling of a child sex abuse scandal, sparking speculation over who will ...
The new Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby leaves after his enthronement ceremony at Canterbury Cathedral, in Canterbury, ...
Justin Welby has resigned as the Archbishop of Canterbury after coming under sustained pressure over his handling of a ...
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