From bootlegger father to slave-owning ancestor – why Justin Welby keeps apologising for his past
The latest divine revelation for the Archbishop of Canterbury comes not from a stone tablet. Instead, it follows a series of ...
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Head of Anglican Communion, Justin Welby, reveals slave owner ancestor
The Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, who apologized after research showed the Church of England's investment fund has ...
Archbishop Welby reveals slave owner ancestor
Justin Welby says a recent trip to Jamaica has helped him "confront the legacies of enslavement".
Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby reveals ancestor owned slaves in Jamaica
Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby reveals ancestor owned slaves in Jamaica - His great, great, great grandfather Sir ...
Assisted dying bill dangerous, says Archbishop
The Archbishop of Canterbury has called the idea of assisted dying "dangerous" and suggested it would lead to a “slippery ...
Archbishop of Canterbury reveals ties to slavery and says ancestors were compensated for abolition
Justin Welby, the Archbishop of Canterbury, has revealed that one of his ancestors owned enslaved people on a Jamaican ...
Archbishop of Canterbury: My ancestors were slave owners
The Archbishop of Canterbury has apologised for his family’s past after disclosing that his ancestor was a slave owner.
Right to die could become duty to die, Justin Welby warns
The right to die risks becoming a duty to die if assisted suicide becomes legal, the Archbishop of Canterbury has warned. The ...
Where the Archbishop has called it right
We do not always see eye to eye with Justin Welby, the Archbishop of Canterbury, but his intervention in the debate about ...
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Church of England planning to set up £1bn fund to deal with 'the scale of the moral sin and crime' of slavery in move hailed by Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby
Justin Welby, the Archbishop of Canterbury, hailed the move, describing it as 'the beginning of a multi-generational response to the appalling evil of transatlantic chattel enslavement'.
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Justin Welby: ‘Assisted suicide could easily become a duty to die’
The Archbishop of Canterbury has warned that legalising assisted suicide “could open the door to yet more pain and suffering for those we are trying to help”.