Church of England faces pressure over abuse scandal after Archbishop quits
LONDON, Nov 13 - The Church of England faced pressure on Wednesday to ensure people are held to account for systematically covering up allegations of abuse, one day after the Archbishop of Canterbury resigned over a church abuse scandal.
Thirty members of the Church of England clergy face being sacked over their failure to stop the most prolific child abuser in ...
Following the statement by the Archbishop of Canterbury announcing his resignation, this webpage provides information and updates. Read the personal statement from the Archbishop of Canterbury in ...
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Archbishop Makoba noted that while abuse cases had surfaced in the region in recent years, the church has been taking ...
A victim of serial abuser John Smyth has said the Archbishop of Canterbury's resignation paves the way for others to be held ...
The most senior cleric in the Church of England is under mounting pressure to resign after a damning report accused him of ...
A report found Justin Welby took insufficient action on allegations against John Smyth, believed to be “the most prolific ...
Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby, the head of the Church of England, has resigned amid the fallout from a long-running ...
Justin Welby announced he would be resigning as the Archbishop of Canterbury over John Smyth’s vile abuse of young boys at ...
The Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby has announced he will resign after facing mounting pressure to quit over his ...
Justin Welby said he was stepping down “in sorrow.” He faced mounting calls to resign after an investigation found he failed ...
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