Archbishop calls for action over words

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Archbishop of York to call for actions rather than words

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Archbishop of York to deliver sermon at York Minster on Christmas morning .

Stephen Cottrell will speak of need not just to talk about justice and love but to "walk the talk" Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby resigned last month after he was criticised for not doing enough to stop a prolific abuser.

Archbishop of Oxford Bishop Steven Croft spoke of "a crisis in confidence in many of our institutions".

Tudor was arrested in April 2019 on suspicion of indecent assault but the case was dropped in August 2022 .

He was sacked as a priest this October after admitting sexual misconduct to a Church of England tribunal.

Surrey Police said last month they would review allegations of "non-recent indecent assault offences" against a man in light of tribunal's findings.

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