Church of England Names First Female Archbishop Sarah Mullally: Scandal, Apostasy, or Irrelevant?

Listen to this episode from The Father Leo Show on Spotify. ⬇Please Consider Supporting the Show for Only $5/month!⬇https://patreon.com/thefatherleoshowFr. Leo discusses the appointment of Sarah Mullally as the first female Archbishop of Canterbury, a historic event in the Church of England's 1,428-year history. While some celebrate this milestone, others view it as a departure from traditional biblical teachings. Fr. Leo examines the implications of this appointment, highlighting divisions within the Anglican Communion, particularly between liberal Western branches and conservative African provinces. He emphasizes that for Catholics, this development does not affect the Church's teachings on ordination and the role of women in the clergy. Fr. Leo also addresses the broader issue of church reforms, cautioning against changes that prioritize societal trends over doctrinal integrity. He concludes by urging Catholics to remain steadfast in their faith and to pray for unity within the Christian community.