Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby speech at Christmas Day Sung Eucharist, Part 1.

The transcript explores themes of life, love, and receptiveness, followed by a discussion on news and resisting temptation. It highlights the city of Canterbury and its vibrant Christmas celebrations. The speaker then imagines a larger city facing disease and war, and concludes with a mention of a place called Benny and a novel.

What contrast does the speaker make between Canterbury and a larger city?

What is the significance of the place called Benny mentioned by the speaker?