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In the [[Anglican Church]], the '''Archbishop of Canterbury''' is the diocesan bishop of the Diocese of Canterbury and the senior bishop in the province of Caterbury, the southern most and largest of England's two ecclesiatical provinces.  He is also the Primate of All [[England]] and leader of the worldwide Anglican Communion. The current Archbishop of Canterbury is Dr. [[Rowan Williams]] (2002- ), who was seen as a theological liberal when he was chosen to be Archbishop. His time as head of the Anglican Communion has been marked by almost ceaseless controversy between liberal and traditionalist churches, clergy, and laity.  

In the [[Anglican Church]], the '''Archbishop of Canterbury''' is the diocesan bishop of the Diocese of Canterbury and the senior bishop in the province of Caterbury, the southernmost and largest of England's two ecclesiatical provinces.  He is also the Primate of All [[England]] and leader of the worldwide Anglican Communion. The current Archbishop of Canterbury is Dr. [[Rowan Williams]] (2002- ), who was seen as a theological liberal when he was chosen to be Archbishop. His time as head of the Anglican Communion has been marked by almost ceaseless controversy between liberal and traditionalist churches, clergy, and laity.  

==Peerage==

==Peerage==