Archbishop of Canterbury
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Oct 15, 2026
James Cameron WilsonHOST
And he really has marshaled a top.
James Cameron WilsonHOST
tier cast, many of the actors initially appearing unrecognisable to me, although I knew their work, such as Jamie Bell as the priest John Ball, Stephen Delane as the Archbishop of Canterbury, and Johnny Lee Miller as the Mayor of London.
James Cameron WilsonHOST
Yet, in spite of this notable company, the actor who impressed me most was Woody Normand, as the 14-year-old King Richard II.
James Cameron WilsonHOST
Our star, though, is Andrew Garfield, who plays a character known only as the Ploughman, who is mourning the loss of his family from the ravages of the Black Death, which wiped out half of the entire population of England.
Adam SosnickPANELIST
But look at this story right here that just happened in the UK.
Adam SosnickPANELIST
The Archbishop of Canterbury withdraws the award for the Muslim cleric who praised Osama bin Laden.
Adam SosnickPANELIST
We're at the point now where the Archbishop of Canterbury is giving awards to these people.
Adam SosnickPANELIST
Now look at the lovely lady in the middle.
Adam SosnickPANELIST
Is this something that you think is Western values? This is how she's showing up? In a ninja outfit? You think this is part of Western ideals? It's bad enough that the guy that got the award was someone who was praising Osama Bin Laden.
Tom NicholasHOST
The Anglican Church in Wales is now referred to as the Church in Wales, although it retains links to the Church of England because the bits that make up the Church in Wales were previously part of the Church of England and happened to be in Wales.
Tom NicholasHOST
And the former Archbishop of Canterbury, Rowan Williams, for example, was Welsh.
Tom NicholasHOST
Or is Welsh.
Tom NicholasHOST
He's still alive, he's just not the Archbishop of Canterbury any longer.
Tom NicholasHOST
Scotland has its own national church in the form of the Church of Scotland.
Tom NicholasHOST
Although whether one can describe it as an established church, however, is a whole thing it turns out that I spent a bunch of time reading about this morning and we don't have time to get into here.
Tom NicholasHOST
An initial report actually suggested £1 billion as the goal for how big the Fund for Healing, Repair and Justice should be.
Tom NicholasHOST
Although they've since suggested that it should be £100 million instead.
TimGUEST
Ooh, this means it's harder
Claire RidgwayHOST
Which Archbishop of Canterbury crowned Edward VI in 1547? He was crowned on the 20th of February.
TimGUEST
[laughs] That would imply that I could name any Archbishop of Canterbury.
Claire RidgwayHOST
Well, who was Archbishop of Canterbury in Edward VI's reign?
TimGUEST
Well, that would be the question.
Claire RidgwayHOST
He had been Archbishop of Canterbury in Henry VIII's reign as well, and continued in the office.
TimGUEST
It still doesn't help.
Claire RidgwayHOST
He didn't do so well in Mary's reign.
Joanne Cox-DarlingHOST
He's a prolific author of books, articles and chapters in edited books and the editor of Black Theology, an international journal.
Joanne Cox-DarlingHOST
He's the recipient of the Archbishop of Canterbury's 2020 Lanfranc Award for Education and Scholarship, given for exceptional and sustained contribution to black theology in Britain and beyond.
Joanne Cox-DarlingHOST
Anthony, it's a delight to have you with us today.
Joanne Cox-DarlingHOST
So with that biography in our minds, what, Anthony, is your approach to politics and the pulpit?
Julie ThorpeHOST
I mean, well, actually, that, uh, I was gonna ask you something.
Julie ThorpeHOST
There was a, a good article in The Tablet recently by Rowan Williams, the former Archbishop of Canterbury-
Brendan KellyGUEST
Right
Julie ThorpeHOST
... on the skills of survival.
Devin WatkinsCORRESPONDENT
He encouraged families and religious communities to offer the rosary, daily sacrifices, and acts of charity for the Pope's healing.
Devin WatkinsCORRESPONDENT
Prayers also came from the Archbishop of Canterbury, who asked for God's protection, closeness, and care.
Devin WatkinsCORRESPONDENT
"With Christians across the country and around the world," wrote the head of the Anglican Communion, "I pray for the Pope's swift recovery." I'm Devin Watkins.
Christopher WellsHOST
Pope Leo held all his scheduled audiences on Monday morning, including an audience with members of the Circolo di San Pietro, an organization in Rome that assists the most vulnerable, and he emphasized the importance of Christian charity as a guiding force.
Matthew Raphael JohnsonGUEST
I met the clergy over there." Um, and it happened all the time.
Matthew Raphael JohnsonGUEST
The, um, Archbishop of Ca- of Ca- of, um, Canterbury was particularly stupid in this era, because he was one of the ones that, that Stalin invited over, and, uh- showed this Potemkin village.
Matthew Raphael JohnsonGUEST
And the media wasn't talking about any persecution, so it was just rumor at this point.
Matthew Raphael JohnsonGUEST
And he preached from the pulpit, "No, there is full religious freedom in the USSR.
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Matthew Raphael JohnsonGUEST
This is one of the reasons I say the Cold War was largely mythical.
Matthew Raphael JohnsonGUEST
Um, the regime took over all these other institutions.
Matthew Raphael JohnsonGUEST
You had the World Council of Churches, same thing, thanks to the, um, uh, Archis- Archbishop of Canterbury.
Matthew Raphael JohnsonGUEST
This was, you know, but only w- in 19-- l- early '70s, when Israel win- started winning these wars and Soviet Jews wanted to emigrate, only then were there protests everywhere.
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Be confident to speak, Northumberland; we three are but thyself; and speaking so, thy words are but as thoughts; therefore be bold.
speaker_0VOICE_ACTOR
Then thus: I have from Port Le Blanc, a bay in Brittany, received intelligence that Harry Duke of Hereford, Reynold Lord Cobham, that late broke from the Duke of Exeter, his brother, Archbishop late of Canterbury, Sir Thomas Epingham, Sir John Raynstons, Sir John Norbery, Sir Robert Waterson, and Francis Quinte, all these well furnished by the Duke of Brittany with eight tall ships, 3,000 men of war, are making hither with all due expedience, and shortly mean to touch our northern shore.
speaker_0VOICE_ACTOR
Perhaps they ere this; but they that stay, the first departing for the king for Ireland.
speaker_0VOICE_ACTOR
If then we shall shake off our slavish yoke, imp out our drooping country's broken wing, redeem from brokering palm the blemished crown, wipe off the dust that hides our scepter's gilt, and make high majesty look like itself, away with me in post to Ravenspurgh.
Elsie SelwynNARRATOR
But she was gone.
Elsie SelwynNARRATOR
He therefore delegated his authority to seven lords justices: Tennyson, Archbishop of Canterbury; Somers, Keeper of the Great Seal; Pembroke, Keeper of the Privy Seal; Devonshire, Lord Steward; Dorset, Lord Chamberlain; Shrewsbury, Secretary of State; and Godolphin, First Commissioner of the Treasury.
Elsie SelwynNARRATOR
It is easy to judge from this list of names which way the balance of power was now leaning.
Elsie SelwynNARRATOR
Godolphin alone of the seven was a Tory.
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