Category:Archbishops of Canterbury

Since the Reformation, the Archbishops of Canterbury have been bishops of the Church of England; before the Reformation, they were bishops of the Roman Catholic Church. Their see is the Diocese of Canterbury and their episcopal chair ('cathedra') is at Canterbury Cathedral. The Archbishop of Canterbury is the most senior bishop of the Church of England and of the worldwide Anglican Communion, outranking the other English archbishop, the Archbishop of York.

Articles in category "Archbishops of Canterbury"

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AElfric George Abbot (Archbishop of Canterbury) Aelfsige Aethelnoth Alphege Anselm of Canterbury Thomas Arundel Athelm Augustine of Canterbury B Richard Bancroft Saint Thomas à Becket Edward White Benson Boniface of Savoy, Archbishop of Canterbury Thomas Bourchier Thomas Bradwardine C George Carey Henry Chichele Donald Coggan William de Corbeil William Courtenay Thomas Cranmer D Randall Thomas Davidson John de Stratford Deusdedit of Canterbury Dunstan E Ralph d'Escures

F Geoffrey Fisher G Edmund Grindal H Saint Honorius I Simon Islip J Justus William Juxon K John Kemp Robert Kilwardby L Lanfranc Cosmo Lang Simon Langham Stephen Langton William Laud Laurence of Canterbury Charles Thomas Longley Lyfing, Archbishop of Canterbury M Charles Manners-Sutton Mellitus John Moore (Archbishop) John Morton O Oda the Severe P Matthew Parker John Peckham Reginald Cardinal Pole John Potter R Michael Ramsey Walter Reynolds

R cont. Edmund Rich Richard of Dover Robert of Jumieges Robert Runcie S William Sancroft Thomas Secker Gilbert Sheldon John Stafford Stigand Simon Sudbury John Bird Sumner T Archibald Campbell Tait Frederick Temple William Temple (archbishop) Thomas Tenison Theobald of Bec Theodore of Tarsus John Tillotson W William Wake Hubert Walter William Warham John Whitgift William Whittlesey Rowan Williams Robert Winchelsey