Bishop Richard Moth, Westminster, and a Church That No Longer Takes Risks

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Bishop Richard Moth, Westminster, and a Church That No Longer Takes Risks

Bishop Richard Moth’s decade as Bishop of Arundel and Brighton has been characterised by solid administrative leadership, careful governance, and a sustained emphasis on social justice issues. Diocesan finances have remained broadly healthy, governance structures robust, and the diocese has avoided the kind of public crises that have so badly damaged trust elsewhere. In purely…

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