London: The Coronation of the King charles will seek to merge the ancient ritual of the nearly 1,000-year-old ceremony with a modern, more diverse face Britain And explains many of its beliefs, order of service.
Watched by around 100 heads of state and dignitaries, Charles will be crowned on Saturday at Westminster Abbey, which has staged all coronations since William the Conqueror in 1066.
The Order of Service says the rite of coronation has been modified over the centuries, to adapt to changing needs, and Charles’ ceremony will for the first time include a procession of faith leaders and the participation of people who “reflect the diversity of the United Kingdom”. “And its people, in striking contrast to seventy years ago”.
Charles, who as monarch is supreme governor of the Church of England and holds the title “Defender of the Faith”, has long argued that he wants to be a defender of all religions and has often been hostile to Christianity, Judaism, and Christianity. Talk about your commitment. Islam, Buddhism, Sikhism and others.
According to the order of service, the king will pray for the first time at a coronation “in public for the grace ‘blessings for all … every faith and belief’.”
It also notes that the historical regalia presented to the king, including the scepter and mace, a ring and a spoon, “will reflect the diversity of the United Kingdom and its people, unlike seventy years ago”.
The king’s love for nature will also be reflected in his wife’s dress. queen camilla, Whose coronation will also be done. In his robe there will be bees, a beetle and many plants.
Watched by around 100 heads of state and dignitaries, Charles will be crowned on Saturday at Westminster Abbey, which has staged all coronations since William the Conqueror in 1066.
The Order of Service says the rite of coronation has been modified over the centuries, to adapt to changing needs, and Charles’ ceremony will for the first time include a procession of faith leaders and the participation of people who “reflect the diversity of the United Kingdom”. “And its people, in striking contrast to seventy years ago”.
Charles, who as monarch is supreme governor of the Church of England and holds the title “Defender of the Faith”, has long argued that he wants to be a defender of all religions and has often been hostile to Christianity, Judaism, and Christianity. Talk about your commitment. Islam, Buddhism, Sikhism and others.
According to the order of service, the king will pray for the first time at a coronation “in public for the grace ‘blessings for all … every faith and belief’.”
It also notes that the historical regalia presented to the king, including the scepter and mace, a ring and a spoon, “will reflect the diversity of the United Kingdom and its people, unlike seventy years ago”.
The king’s love for nature will also be reflected in his wife’s dress. queen camilla, Whose coronation will also be done. In his robe there will be bees, a beetle and many plants.