The Daily Mail helpfully pointed out that the second most senior clergyman in the Church of England has often broken with tradition.
"At his inauguration last year, he invited bare-chested dancers and pounded out a beat on a set of African drums," it said.
What is more: "At Easter, he performed outdoor baptisms in which the faithful were fully immersed under water."
And to cap it all, the Mail seems to say, in his latest escapade: "Dr Sentamu addressed 650 people who were spending the day at Bradford Grammar School discussing how they can improve their work with young people."
How eccentric is that?
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