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The former head of the world, Justin, confessed to the Saturday, on Saturday, which shocked the Church of England and forced him to resign last year.
The former Archbishop of Kenterbury, who was temporarily replaced by Archbishop York, was reflected in an interview with the BBC, which will be completely on Sunday.
Wallb, 68, resigned after joining the Church of England, included the 1970-year-old abuse, and he could not inform the authorities when they focused in 2013.
Regardless of the probe, John Smith, who organized evangelical summer houses in the 1970s and 1980s, was responsible for 130 boys and young people.
Smith died at 75 years old in North Africa in 2018 during the British Police Investigation. He has never faced any criminal charges.
“Every day, more cases were clashed around the desk, which was not considered adequate before,” Welby said to BBC.
“It was overwhelming, he tried to prioritize, but I think it’s easy to make protection.” He added.
“The reality is that I was wrong. There are no excuses as Archbishop. “
“Distrust for institutions”
The scandal shook the United Kingdom and caused a wide range of reforms in the Church of England, the supreme governor of which is a British monarch.
However, Welby warned:
After leaving the report, Welby first resisted his resignation, claiming he did not know about Smith’s case until 2013.
However, he eventually descended after the resignation, demanding his resignation, gathered more than 12,000 signatures and the leading clergy publicly urged to leave his position.
“There is a lack of forgiveness. We do not treat our leaders as a man, “said Welby.
“We expect them to be perfect. If you want perfect leaders, you will not have any leaders, “he added.
The Church of England has about 20 million baptized members, but the number of regular clergy is estimated at just one million, according to the numbers of 2022.
The next leader of the Church will be appointed by King Charles III after a long choice under the former Choice of Internal Security Service.
According to the British media, the name of the appointed person will not be known until autumn.
Archbishop York Korki Stefan Cottel, 66-year-old, took the second senior clergyman as an interim head of the institute.
The calls for suspending in December in December were suspended in December, but he abuses sexual violence as a bishop of Chelmsford.
The Anglican Church is the British State Church, and in the 1530’s, the split of Henry Vii divided from the Roman Catholic Church.
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