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Libby Lane

British bishop
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    Libby Lane, was consecrated in January 2015. In 2018 Sarah Mullally became the first woman appointed bishop of London, the Church of England’s third most senior position after the archbishops of Canterbury and York. In a historic and controversial move, Mullally was named the first…

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    Libby Lane, was consecrated in January 2015. In 2018 Sarah Mullally became the first woman appointed bishop of London, the Church of England’s third most senior position after the archbishops of Canterbury and York. In a historic and controversial move, Mullally was named the first…

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