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Sarah Mullally, a former cancer nurse who became a priest at 40, made history Wednesday as the first woman installed as Archbishop of Canterbury. Her groundbreaking appointment leads the 100-million-member global Anglican Communion into a new era.
More than 100 Anglican leaders from 38 countries walked through Northern Ireland's historic Derry/Londonderry, crossing the Peace Bridge as a symbol of hope for conflict zones worldwide. The pilgrimage, part of a global church gathering, brought lessons from Northern Ireland's peace process to leaders serving communities torn by violence in South Sudan, Myanmar, and the Middle East. #
Sarah Mullally was enthroned Wednesday as the Church of England's first female Archbishop of Canterbury, breaking a 1,400-year tradition. The former nurse walked 87 miles in preparation for leading the global Anglican Communion's 85 million members.
A global youth movement started by Nigeria's Anglican leader has seen 20,000 young people commit to faith and 10,000 volunteer for missionary work since 2021. The initiative is uniting fractured youth ministries and preparing a new generation of Christian leaders.
Bishop Nathaniel Garang spent decades bringing hope to war-torn South Sudan, even earning the nickname "The Lost Bishop" when he disappeared into villages to serve his people. The 86-year-old Anglican leader who became the nation's first South Sudanese bishop died in Nairobi, leaving behind a legacy of courage and reconciliation.
Pope Leo XIV welcomed Archbishop Sarah Mullally to the Vatican on Monday, marking the first time a woman has led Anglican Christians in a papal meeting. The historic encounter comes 60 years after the first formal unity statement between the two churches.
A former leader of the global Anglican Church says Nigeria's once-divided Kaduna State has achieved remarkable peace after decades of ethnic and religious conflict. His firsthand comparison of visits 24 years apart reveals a stunning transformation.
Sarah Mullally made history as the first woman to lead the Church of England's 85 million Anglicans worldwide. Her journey from nursing to the nation's top spiritual role shows how breaking barriers can inspire change in ancient institutions.
Beth Heinrich, 86, received an emotional public apology from the Anglican Archbishop of Brisbane for abuse she suffered as a teenager and decades of being dismissed by church leaders. Her seven-decade fight for justice ended with tears, an embrace, and a message of hope for other survivors.
Religious communities from every major faith just scored a massive environmental victory. After years of united advocacy, they helped push through the High Seas Treaty, now protecting vast stretches of ocean that belong to no single nation.
Dame Sarah Mullally, the Church of England's first female Archbishop of Canterbury, used her inaugural Easter sermon to call for urgent peace in the Middle East. Her message of hope comes during a time of global crisis, offering comfort to both those in conflict zones and people facing personal struggles.
Pope Leo XIV prayed with Archbishop Sarah Mullally in a groundbreaking Vatican meeting that would have been unthinkable just years ago. The historic encounter between the Catholic Pope and the first woman to lead the Church of England shows bridges being built across centuries of division.
Archbishop Sarah Mullally, the Church of England's first woman leader, met Pope Leo XIV at the Vatican for prayer and dialogue. The historic visit strengthens ties between two churches separated for nearly 500 years.
Religious leaders across Nigeria are rewriting centuries-old practices to protect women from violence, training clergy to spot abuse and adding prevention to premarital counseling. The movement is spreading across 23 African countries, proving that cultural change happens from the inside out.
The Vatican is using AI to break down language barriers at St. Peter's Basilica, offering live translations of Mass in 60 languages. Visitors can now follow services in their native tongue with a simple QR code scan.
Richard Moore lost his eyesight when a British soldier shot him in the face at age 10. Now he calls that soldier his friend, proving forgiveness can transform tragedy into triumph.
More than 100 religious and traditional leaders from 23 African countries are meeting in Nigeria to prevent violence against women and girls. Their influence is creating lasting change where laws alone haven't worked.
The Vatican has created a welcoming path home for clergy and members who want to leave a traditionalist Catholic group that split from the Church. Hours after declaring the Society of St. Pius X in schism, Church leaders offered reconciliation to anyone seeking to return.
A New Zealand grandmother reflects on her grandson's path from small-town schools to success abroad, while celebrating the teachers and community values that shaped him. Her story reminds us that strong foundations help young people soar.
Cross River State quietly finished 127 kilometers of roads without ribbon-cutting ceremonies, choosing action over publicity. Governor Bassey Otu says his team prioritizes serving people over celebrating projects.
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