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You can 'work' it a couple different ways, but it is probably easiest just to leave Canterbury Catholic and/or under a Catholic vassal of yours.
2nd, you can convert to their religion and convert back later if you want.
3rd, I wouldn't worry about it...If it's your 1st time going up against a crusade, fear not, the AI doesn't know how to handle itself .... Usually.
And yeah like armyissue said, the crusading AI lets you win crusades you have absolutely no business winning. I've had armies 4-5x mine (and with more MAA/knights; just all around much better armies really) run away repeatedly until they all die from attrition and I win the crusade thanks to the defender war score ticking up. This behaviour's not guaranteed though. That was also in Spain where they're generally coming by land where-as England will probably let you take the enemy armies piecemeal as they're disembarking their ships.