King Charles joins Pope Leo in historic prayer

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King Charles and Pope Leo pray together at Vatican in historic first, 500 years after Anglican-Catholic split
King Charles III met Thursday with Pope Leo XIV during a state visit to the Vatican, and the British monarch made history as the first head of the Church of England to pray publicly with a pontiff.

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Yesterday, King Charles and Queen Camilla made their way from Buckingham Palace to Rome, to pay a visit to Pope Leo XIV, who took the reins of the Catholic Church back in May.

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King and Pope make history by praying side by side
King Charles Makes History by Being First British Royal to Pray With Catholic Pope Leo
Vatican Photographer Captures Breathtaking Photos of King Charles and Queen Camilla with the Pope
This particular visit by Charles and Camilla is said to mark a “significant moment” in relations between the Catholic Church and Church of England, of which Charles is Supreme Governor, according to ...

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King Charles III prays with pope in historic visit, a welcome respite from royal troubles at home
King Charles, Pope Leo pray together in historic first

The Best Photos of King Charles and Queen Camilla’s State Visit to Vatican City

King Charles and Queen Camilla are in Vatican City for a historic two-day State Visit. The visit is postponed from April, when during their State Visit to Italy, they made a personal trip to Vatican City to visit an ailing Pope Francis, with whom they met briefly a few weeks before his death.

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The trip, designed to showcase the unity between Catholics and Anglicans, is being hailed as a “significant moment” in healing the divisions between the Holy See and the British monarchy, dating all the way back to 1534 when King Henry VIII created the Church of England as he sought a divorce from Katherine of Aragon.
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