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• Sarah Mullally elogia a Leo por abordar las «muchas injusticias de nuestro mundo» tras una reunión privada con el papa en Roma • La arzobispo de Canterbury elogió al Papa Leo el lunes por hablar «con firmeza sobre las muchas injusticias» del mundo, en una aparente referencia a que el pontífice se ha vuelto más franco en las últimas semanas, particularmente en sus críticas a la guerra de Estados Unidos e Israel contra Irán. • Sarah Mullally, quien en marzo se convirtió en la primera mujer en liderar la iglesia anglicana, llegó a Roma el sábado para una visita destinada a reforzar las relaciones con el Vaticano.

Sarah Mullally urges Anglicans to join Leo’s ‘courageous’ call and says human cost of war is incalculableThe archbishop of Canterbury has said she is standing in solidarity with Pope Leo XIV’s calls for peace amid his public feud with Donald Trump.Days after the US president objected to comments from the head of the Catholic church suggesting a “delusion of omnipotence” was fuelling the US-Israeli war in Iran, Sarah Mullally urged Anglicans to join Leo’s “courageous” call. Continue reading...

Catholic Timothy Broglio says ‘hard to cast this war as something that would be sponsored by the Lord’The leader of all Catholic chaplains in the United States’ armed forces has questioned how righteous the US military’s campaign in Iran is, saying that “under the just war theory – it is not”.Archbishop Timothy Broglio, head of the Catholic Archdiocese for the Military Services USA, told CBS News in an interview set for broadcast Sunday that while Iran “was a threat with nuclear arms”, waging war on the theocratic state constituted “compensating for a threat before the threat is actually realized”. Continue reading...

Sarah Mullally is formally installed as the Church of England’s spiritual head in grand ceremony The new archbishop of Canterbury highlighted the pain caused to victims and survivors of abuse by the Church of England in her first sermon, delivered at a grand ceremony marking her formal installation as its spiritual head.Sarah Mullally, a former nurse who has made history as the C of E’s first female archbishop, said “we must not overlook or minimise the pain experienced by those who have been harmed through the actions, inactions and failures of those in our own Christian churches and communities. Continue reading...