Bishop Calls For Welby Resignation

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Bishop Calls for Welby's Resignation Amid Growing Controversy

[City, State] – In a stunning move that has sent shockwaves through the Church of England, Bishop [Bishop's Name], of the Diocese of [Diocese Name], has publicly called for the resignation of Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby. The bishop's call comes amid growing controversy surrounding the archbishop's handling of [Specific issue/controversy].

In a statement released earlier today, Bishop [Bishop's Name] cited [Specific reasons for the call, e.g., lack of leadership, failure to address specific issues, perceived mishandling of a situation] as the primary reasons behind his call for Welby's resignation.

“It is with a heavy heart, but a clear conscience, that I urge Archbishop Welby to step aside," stated Bishop [Bishop's Name]. "The Church of England is at a critical juncture, and we need leadership that can unite us, not further divide us. [Specific statement about the current situation and its impact]. The Archbishop's continued presence in office is a distraction from the vital work that needs to be done.”

The bishop's call comes after weeks of mounting pressure on Welby, who has faced intense scrutiny over his handling of [Specific issue/controversy]. [Specific details about the controversy and the Archbishop's response].

While the bishop's call is unprecedented, it is not without precedent. In [Year], [Previous instance of a call for resignation], and in [Year], [Another previous instance]. This most recent call underscores the growing dissatisfaction within the Church of England regarding [Specific issues and concerns].

The Archbishop's office has yet to respond to Bishop [Bishop's Name]'s call for resignation. It remains to be seen what impact this will have on the future of the Church of England. The call for Welby's resignation is sure to spark debate and further divide within the already fractured institution.

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