prince charles He highlighted the suffering of the victims of war and refugees in his Easter message. In the annual Easter address, the Prince of Wales paid tribute to those affected by the conflict and who have been forced to flee their homes amid the ongoing situation in Ukraine following the Russian invasion. Prince Charles also remembered his late father Prince Philip in his address.
Prince Charles shared a message about sending kindness and hope amid these trying times, as he said, “Over the years, I have found myself bewildered at the sufferings of innocent victims of conflict, or persecution, some of whom I have met and who have told me stories of unspeakable tragedy as they are forced to flee their country and take refuge far away from home.” He lauded the work of those helping amid the refugee crisis, saying it is “deeply moving” to see how people have opened their homes to those in need.
In the same message, the Prince of Wales also remembered his late father’s role. Duke of Edinburgh When it came to Maundy, it was played. services participated. He recently called it an “enormous privilege” to perform the ceremony of distributing Maundy money to the community after stepping in for the Queen on Thursday.
royal emperor, Queen Elizabeth Sunday service at Windsor Castle was not present for the first time in 50 years. In recent days, the 95-year-old monarch has cut back on public events in view of his health.
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