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Archbishop of Canterbury-designate Dame Sarah Mullally stands in clerical attire with a cross necklace, posing in front of stained glass at Canterbury Cathedral.
A white woman with short blonde hair and glasses, wearing a clerical collar and cross necklace, smiles at the camera.
Consecration as bishop of Crediton A bishop and a queen Sarah Mullally, wearing ceremonial bishop robes and miter, speaks while holding a book during her installation as Bishop of London at St Paul's Cathedral, with clergy and lit lamps behind her. Archbishop of Canterbury Sarah Mullally, wearing gold and white vestments and a mitre, smiles while seated during her installation ceremony at Canterbury Cathedral.
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Meet the 106th Archbishop of Canterbury: Sarah Mullally
Mullally is the first woman ever appointed to the role.
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The 106th archbishop of Canterbury
Sarah Mullally made history in 2025 as the first woman to be appointed archbishop...
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Consecration as bishop of Crediton
Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby (center, with book) presiding over the consecration...
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A bishop and a queen
Queen Elizabeth II (center) meeting the incoming dean of the Chapels Royal, Sarah...
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A career of historic firsts
Bishop of London Sarah Mullally speaking during her installation ceremony at St....
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A joyous enthronement
Archbishop of Canterbury Sarah Mullally sitting upon the Chair of St. Augustine during...
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