Pope Leo Congratulates First Woman Ever Appointed “Archbishop of Canterbury”

David Martin | The Daily Knight

On March 20, 2026, Pope Leo issued a warm and congratulatory letter to Sarah Mullally, the first woman ever appointed to head the Anglican Church of England. She is an avid supporter of abortion and homosexuality and no doubt has every intention of spreading this spiritual corruption throughout the Church of England.

In his address to Mullally, Leo makes no mention that Anglican orders are “absolutely null and utterly void” (Apostolicae Curae, 1896), nor does he counsel her to leave Anglicanism and become Catholic for the welfare of all. Instead, he opens with this salutation:

“To The Most Reverend and Right Honourable Dame Sarah Mullally Archbishop of Canterbury,” whereupon he encourages her to fulfill her duties as an Anglican leader. He goes on to quote Pope Francis as saying, “It would be a scandal if, due to our divisions, we did not fulfil our common vocation to make Christ known,” adding that, “I willingly make these words my own.”

An Endorsement of Protestantism

Leo’s endorsement of this female archbishop is absurd not only because he is endorsing feminism but because he is endorsing the Anglican religion, which is no religion. The Anglican Church is completely separate from the Catholic Church as is also the Lutheran Church, yet Leo is reposing hope that she will successfully lead the cause Anglicanism. He also pledges continued “dialogue” with her.

The Anglican Church, known also as the Church of England, was first started by King Henry VIII in the 16^th century after Pope Clement VII refused to annul his marriage to Catherine of Aragon. In a flight of anger and rebellion, he broke with the Catholic Church, rejected the papacy, founded the Anglican Church, persecuted the Catholics of England, and dissolved England’s monasteries. Sarah Mullally has now been appointed to lead his cause, which is the same cause promoted by the Freemasons. 1

Leo Appoints Top Rothschild Banker to Head Vatican Finances

Like Francis, Pope Leo has consistently followed a pattern of toning down conservative opposition by first doing something “good” just before pulling some ungodly stunt. For instance, On March 25, Leo asked the bishops of France to generally include those attached to the Traditional Latin Mass, immediately after which he appointed top Rothschild banker Francois Pauly to head the Vatican’s finances. The Rothschild banking dynasty is an internationalist satanic cult wholly bent on destroying the Catholic Church and subduing the nations under a tyrannical one-world government and religion. With Pauly at the controls, virtually all our Church money will be allocated to wicked causes like birth control, abortion, euthanasia, transgenderism, feminist rights, LGBTQ rights, as well as to globalist organizations that push for climate action, environmentalism, revolution, and research on “alien” life.

The appointment of Francois Pauly as head of the Vatican bank coincides with Leo’s letter of praise to the first Anglican archbishop of England. In his letter to Sarah Mullally, Leo says,

“The office for which you have been chosen is a weighty one, with responsibilities not only in the Diocese of Canterbury, but throughout the Church of England as well as the Anglican Communion as a whole… In asking the Lord to strengthen you with the gift of wisdom, I pray that you may be guided by the Holy Spirit.”

This lecture on responsibility is truly hypocritical. Here the world is teetering on the brink of world war when the pope should be urging the world’s Catholics do penance and organize a worldwide Rosary crusade for peace and instead, he goes out of his way to congratulate a pro-LGBTQ feminist for becoming the first Anglican archbishop. Clearly this was done of his own volition, no one forced him to do this. It is actions like this that are provoking God’s wrath and bringing upon us the scepter of nuclear war.

Is this responsible?

1. It is believed by some that Henry VIII was a Freemason since the King Henry VIII Lodge in England was named after him.