Michael Ramsay (Archbishop of Canterbury)

Michael Ramsay was a prominent British Anglican leader who served as the Archbishop of Canterbury from 1961 to 1968, the spiritual head of the Church of England. Known for his warm personality and intellectual approach, he emphasized modernizing the church, promoting dialogue between different faiths, and encouraging a more inclusive and understanding Christian community. Ramsay sought to make the church relevant in contemporary society while maintaining its traditional beliefs. His leadership helped shape church practices and ecumenical relations during the 1960s, making him a respected figure in Anglican history.