The Church of England has made history with the appointment of Sarah Mullally as the first female Archbishop of Canterbury, succeeding Justin Welby. This groundbreaking decision marks a significant turning point for the Church, as Mullally becomes the 106th Archbishop and is expected to shepherd the community during challenging times. While her appointment has been met with enthusiasm from many, it has also drawn criticism from conservative groups like Gafcon, which expressed sorrow over the decision. Ms. Mullally, who previously served as a bishop and is known for her nursing background, has emphasized the importance of combating hatred and racism in society, positioning herself as a leader for unity within the Church and beyond.