Archbishops of Canterbury and York

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The Archbishops of Canterbury and York are the two senior bishops and principal leaders of the Church of England, overseeing its spiritual direction and representing it nationally and internationally.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Anglican episcopal office
ecclesiastical office
senior church leadership
associatedWith British monarchy
United Kingdom
church Church of England
country England
denomination Anglicanism
hasAuthorityIn General Synod of the Church of England
hasJurisdictionOver Province of Canterbury
Province of York
hasMember Archbishop of Canterbury
Archbishop of York
hasRole principal leaders of the Church of England
representatives of the Church of England
senior bishops of the Church of England
spiritual leaders of the Church of England
hasTitleHolder Justin Welby
Stephen Cottrell
isInCommunionWith Anglican Communion
language English
leadershipStructure episcopal polity
oversees spiritual direction of the Church of England
partOf Church of England
primaryFunction provide spiritual leadership for the Church of England
represent the Church of England in international Anglican bodies
represent the Church of England in national affairs
religion Christianity
represents Church of England internationally
Church of England nationally
typeOfLeader episcopal leader
religious leader

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House of Laity worksWith Archbishops of Canterbury and York
College of Bishops (Church of England) meetsWith Archbishops of Canterbury and York
subject linked to: College of Bishops
College of Bishops of the Church of England advises Archbishops of Canterbury and York
Lord Temporal excludes archbishops of the Church of England
linked to: Archbishops of Canterbury and York