Royal Catholic funeral for Duchess of Kent

Sean CoughlanRoyalman

Kent Reuters Duchess in a photo from 1995 — The Duchess of City was praised for his kindness and interest in music

Buckingham Palace announced that the funeral of the Duchess of City will be held at the Westminster Cathedral on 16 September.

Duchess, Katharine, 92 years old died on ThursdayWorking as a primary school music teacher to ask for tribute for the kindness and support for tennis and music.

The Duchess was a Catholic, and it would be a Requiem mass for the funeral, which will be the first royal Catholic funeral in Modern History in England.

It will be a private family service, then the royal tomb in the coffin Windsor will be taken to the royal grave Ground.

Duchess, the oldest member of the royal family, died in the Kensington Palace, and the coffin will remain in the chapel until the evening before the funeral of Westminster Cathedral.

In the Catholic tradition, the adoption of the coffin on the cathedral will be a service to survive by Duchess’s husband, Duke of Kent and two sons and a daughter, attended by his close family.

The coffin will stay at the Lady Chapel on one night before the funeral.

This first royal funeral at the Westminster Cathedral will be chaired by Cardinal Vincent Nichols on Tuesday, September 16 at 14:00, and will participate in the Windsor Anglikan Dean before accompanying the coffin Frogmore.

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Prince Harry will be in the UK for philanthropy events next week, but it is not known whether it will remain for the funeral that is expected to participate by many senior royal.

The prince and princess of the Wales said that “a” family missed a family “that worked tirelessly to help others and supports many reasons, including love of music.

Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer, Kent Duchessi “everything he did compassion, dignity and human touch,” he said.

Duchess music supported the charity institutions and taught music at a Hull Primary School where the students did not know anything about the royal background of “Women’s City”.

He will be remembered as a familiar figure at the Wimbledon Tennis Championship, where he delivered the cups – and in 1993, he comforted famous losers, including tear Jan Novotna.

Tennis player Martina Navratilova released a tribute with a picture of himself and Duchess in Wimbledon and said, “How many million people around the world have positively affected it.”

In his later years, Duchess, who stepped back from the royal life, supported charities, including Childline and Passage, who supported homeless people based on Westminster, which was not far from where the funeral would be held this month.