Sarah Mullally, the first female Archbishop of Canterbury, travels to the Vatican this weekend to meet Pope Leo XIV in a historic audience marking improved Anglican-Catholic relations 60 years after the last high-level encounter. The visit carries significance given ongoing disagreements between the churches, particularly over female ordination, which the Catholic Church continues to reject while the Anglican Church permits.
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Sarah Mullally, the first female Archbishop of Canterbury, travels to the Vatican this weekend to meet Pope Leo XIV in a historic audience marking improved Anglican-Catholic relations 60 years after the last high-level encounter. The visit carries significance given ongoing disagreements between the churches, particularly over female ordination, which the Catholic Church continues to reject while the Anglican Church permits.