King farewells Duchess of Kent in royal milestone

When King Charles joined the members of his family for the Duchess of Kent, the wife of the late queen Elizabeth’s cousin, he became the first ruler of his country in four centuries to attend a Roman Catholic funeral.

When he married Prince Edward, the Duke of City in 1961, Duchess Katharine Worsley, who joined the royal family, died on September 4 at the age of 92.

It was best remembered for his close relationship with the Wimbledon Tennis Tournament, which he helped to distribute the cups since 1969, and was known for becoming Roman Catholicism in 1994 and returned to his death in 1685.

Thus, attended a tradition to attend the funeral of London in the Westminster Cathedral of London, the leader of the Catholics in the Westminster Cathedral of London, by Cardinal Vincent Nichols, the leader of the Catholics in England and Wales.

Although Charles’ wife Queen Camilla had to take out of acute sinusitis, King’s son and heir, Prince William and his wife Kate.

Princess Anne and her husband Timothy Laurence joined Prince Andrew and his ex -wife Sarah.

“The funeral will be of great historical importance, Cather The funeral will be of great historical importance. He said.

“This is a big step forward in ecumenical relationships.”

The Duchess chose to be known as a female city and lowered HRH style, withdrew from the royal life to secretly teach music at a state primary school in Hull for more than ten years.

Following the funeral, Duchess’s coffin would be taken to a cemetery in Frogmore, a royal ownership surrounding Windsor Castle, which was preparing to host US President Donald Trump for a state visit on Wednesday.

Charles said he wanted to protect all beliefs for years and was among the last official visitors who saw Pope Francis before his death in April.

Pope Leo Xiv said he was upset about learning about the death of Duchess in a message to the king read in the service.

With PA