Archbishop of Canterbury
The Guardian
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The Archbishop of Canterbury is a spiritual leader who navigates complex social issues with a focus on moral principles and community well-being. This interview reveals his commitment to protecting the values of the Church while addressing contemporary challenges, showcasing his role as a stabilizing force in society.
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“And one of the key things in that is human dignity and the common good. And so when the Rwanda thing happened, which was on Monday, Thursday, Priti Patel announced it. We had a meeting online on Good Friday of the senior staff. I don't do it just casually. We have great sort of consultations. And we went around the mee”
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“So, one could say that it was not an entirely successful marriage. But then you discovered later in life that he was not your biological father? Yes, I mean all this has been in the press. I'm not breaking any secrets, but in 2016 the telegraph Charles Moore at the Telegraph sat next to someone at a deno who said her l”
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