Next Archbishop of Canterbury must be pro-parish churches
Sir James Burnell-Nugent writes in The Times this week of his hopes that the Crown Nomination for the next Archbishop of Canterbury will be pro-parish.
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An article by Bijan Omrani which was published in The Critic.
Amen.!