Sarah Mullally is an English Anglican bishop and the 106th archbishop of Canterbury, the first woman to be appointed in the office’s 1,400-year history. She began her career as a nurse and rose to become England’s chief nursing officer. She later trained for ordained ministry, going on to serve as Bishop of Crediton and Bishop of London, and as a member of the House of Lords.
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