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Dean of the Court of Arches appointed

Posted on 2 June 2020 by David Pocklington

The following important announcement has been posted by the Archbishop of Canterbury and by the Archbishop of York. Continue reading →

Posted in Church of England, Court of Arches, faculty jurisdiction, Faculty Office | Tagged Church of England, faculty jurisdiction, faculty office | Leave a Reply

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