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<blockquote data-quote="rileytaylorBSL" data-source="post: 438296" data-attributes="member: 55848"><p>The Installation of the One Hundred and Sixth Archbishop of Canterbury will take place on Wednesday 25 March, marking the symbolic beginning of the Archbishop’s public ministry within the Church of England and across the Anglican Communion.</p><p></p><p>Historically known as an enthronement, the ceremony will be held on The Feast of the Annunciation, the day Christians remember when the Angel Gabriel told Mary she would become the mother of Jesus. During the service, the Archbishop will swear an oath of obedience and deliver her first sermon before an expected congregation of around 2,000 invited guests including clergy from across the United Kingdom and the wider world, representatives of other faith communities, senior politicians, and family and friends.</p><p></p><p>The service includes a significant moment in which the Archbishop is installed in two different seats. First, she will be seated in the diocesan throne as Bishop of Canterbury. She will then be installed in the Chair of St Augustine as Primate of All England. The Chair of St Augustine has been used for installations since at least the 13th century.</p><p></p><p>Dame Sarah Mullally becomes the first woman to take on this historic role.</p><p></p><p>Live television coverage will be broadcast from 14:30 GMT to 16:30 GMT on BBC One and BBC iPlayer.</p><p></p><p>To ensure accessibility for Deaf viewers, a British Sign Language interpreted version will be available at the same time via BBC Red Button and on iPlayer.</p><p></p><p>Watch with BSL from 14:30–16:30 on BBC Red Button:</p><p>Freeview Channel 601, EE Channel 601, YouView Channel 601 and TalkTalk Channel 601 across Digital Terrestrial</p><p>SkyQ Channel 970 and Freesat Channel 970 on Satellite</p><p>Virgin Media Channel 991 on Cable</p><p></p><p>You can also stream the signed version on BBC iPlayer by searching for “Signed: The Installation of the One Hundred and Sixth Archbishop of Canterbury”.</p><p></p><p>Proof and programme details: <a href="https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m002tkcq" target="_blank">Signed: The Installation of the One Hundred and Sixth Archbishop of Canterbury</a></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="rileytaylorBSL, post: 438296, member: 55848"] The Installation of the One Hundred and Sixth Archbishop of Canterbury will take place on Wednesday 25 March, marking the symbolic beginning of the Archbishop’s public ministry within the Church of England and across the Anglican Communion. Historically known as an enthronement, the ceremony will be held on The Feast of the Annunciation, the day Christians remember when the Angel Gabriel told Mary she would become the mother of Jesus. During the service, the Archbishop will swear an oath of obedience and deliver her first sermon before an expected congregation of around 2,000 invited guests including clergy from across the United Kingdom and the wider world, representatives of other faith communities, senior politicians, and family and friends. The service includes a significant moment in which the Archbishop is installed in two different seats. First, she will be seated in the diocesan throne as Bishop of Canterbury. She will then be installed in the Chair of St Augustine as Primate of All England. The Chair of St Augustine has been used for installations since at least the 13th century. Dame Sarah Mullally becomes the first woman to take on this historic role. Live television coverage will be broadcast from 14:30 GMT to 16:30 GMT on BBC One and BBC iPlayer. To ensure accessibility for Deaf viewers, a British Sign Language interpreted version will be available at the same time via BBC Red Button and on iPlayer. Watch with BSL from 14:30–16:30 on BBC Red Button: Freeview Channel 601, EE Channel 601, YouView Channel 601 and TalkTalk Channel 601 across Digital Terrestrial SkyQ Channel 970 and Freesat Channel 970 on Satellite Virgin Media Channel 991 on Cable You can also stream the signed version on BBC iPlayer by searching for “Signed: The Installation of the One Hundred and Sixth Archbishop of Canterbury”. Proof and programme details: [URL='https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m002tkcq']Signed: The Installation of the One Hundred and Sixth Archbishop of Canterbury[/URL] [/QUOTE]
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