Sentence examples for the first archbishop of from inspiring English sources

Who was the first archbishop of Canterbury?

In 1966, he was appointed the first archbishop of Anchorage.

At his installation ceremony Welby became the first archbishop of Canterbury to be enthroned by a woman cleric.

"The school is more necessary than the church," said John J. Hughes, the first archbishop of New York.

In 668 Vitalian consecrated St. Theodore of Tarsus as the first archbishop of Canterbury to rule the whole English church.

Ten days after the election, Tobin became a cardinal, the first archbishop of Newark ever to be so elevated.

He was named as the eighth Archbishop of Birmingham in 2000 and was appointed Archbishop of Westminster in 2009, the same year he was unanimously elected President of the Catholic Bishops' Conference of England and Wales.

Welby is the third archbishop of Canterbury in the time Chartres has held the office of bishop of London.

In 1997 Pope John Paul II named Francis George the eighth archbishop of Chicago, succeeding Cardinal Joseph Bernardin, a liberal voice of the second Vatican council and a much-loved pastor.

On Jan . 31 , 1984after only eight months in Scranton and four months after Cardinal Cooke's death, he was named the eighth archbishop of New York.

In a ceremony marked by solemn ritual and somber reflection on terrorism, John Joseph Myers, a native of Illinois farm country and now a 60-year-old theological conservative, was installed today as the fifth archbishop of the Archdiocese of Newark.