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That is not the case for the US president, they can live where they choose. But I did not realize the archbishop was required to live in that residence as part
by throwawaylinux 5y ago
That is not the case for the US president, they can live where they choose.
But I did not realize the archbishop was required to live in that residence as part of the terms of their service. That answers my question then.
- SideburnsOfDoom 5y agoI don't know exactly what was "required", but I do know that the tradition of "going to where the organisation sends you" is far stronger in the clergy than it is in elected politicians.
- pge 5y agomuch less so in the anglican church (which doesn’t really send anyone anywhere) than in the catholic church where priests are assigned to positions
- jayceekay 5y ago