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'''Rowan Douglas Williams''' was the [[Archbishop of Canterbury]] from 2003 until Dec 31, 2012. He is succeeded by [[Justin Welby]], Bishop of Durham. Rowan Williams (now [[Baron]] Williams of Oystermouth  and master of  [[Magdalene College]] at [[Cambridge University]]) was born in Swansea, [[Wales]], [[United Kingdom]] into a Welsh speaking family on June 14, 1950. He studied [[Theology]] at Christ's College, [[Cambridge University]].  

'''Rowan Douglas Williams''' was the [[Archbishop of Canterbury]] from 2003 until Dec 31, 2012. He is succeeded by [[Justin Welby]], Bishop of Durham. Rowan Williams (now [[Baron]] Williams of Oystermouth  and master of  [[Magdalene College]] at [[Cambridge University]]) was born in Swansea, [[Wales]], [[United Kingdom]] into a Welsh speaking family on June 14, 1950. He studied [[Theology]] at Christ's College, [[Cambridge University]].  

Williams was elected Archbishop of Wales in December of 1999 and enthroned at St. Woolos Cathedral in Febuary of 2000. On July 23, 2002, Dr. Williams was elected the 104th Archbishop of Canterbury. He was enthroned in the Canterbury Cathedral in February 2003.  

Williams was elected Archbishop of Wales in December of 1999 and enthroned at St. Woolos Cathedral in February of 2000. On July 23, 2002, Dr. Williams was elected the 104th Archbishop of Canterbury. He was enthroned in the Canterbury Cathedral in February 2003.  

He is well known for his liberal views.  As well as actively opposing the 2003 invasion of Iraq, he has publicly expressed sympathy with the global Occupy movement.

He is well known for his liberal views.  As well as actively opposing the 2003 invasion of Iraq, he has publicly expressed sympathy with the global Occupy movement.