New Archbishop of York takes up office

The new Archbishop of York expresses his joy and challenges in assuming his role, emphasizing the importance of the Crozier as a symbol of his duty as a servant and shepherd. He shares a vision for a better, fairer world post-pandemic, where status and privilege are less significant, and everyone has equal opportunities. He acknowledges the need for collective effort to achieve this vision.

What is the Archbishop of York's initial sentiment about his new role?

• He is anxious and worried.

• He is regretful.

• He is excited and joyful.

• He feels indifferent.

What does the Crozier symbolize for the Archbishop?

• A shepherd's staff representing service.

• A symbol of power and authority.

• A decorative piece with no meaning.

• A historical artifact.

What does the Archbishop hope for the world after the pandemic?

• A world with less opportunity for all.

• A return to the previous normal.

• A world with more status and privilege.

• A fairer and more just society.

How does the Archbishop view his role in creating a better world?

• He plans to focus only on his local community.

• He believes he can do it alone.

• He sees himself as a witness and collaborator.

• He thinks it's impossible to change the world.

What is the Archbishop's stance on returning to normalcy?

• He wants to return to the old normal.

• He believes in creating a new, better normal.

• He wants to maintain the status quo.

• He is unsure about the future.