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King Charles and Pope pray together

King and Pope make history by praying side by side

King Charles and Pope Leo made history in the Sistine Chapel by praying side by side - a first for the leaders of the Church of England and Catholic Church.

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King Charles and Pope Leo pray together at Vatican in historic first, 500 years after Anglican-Catholic split

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King Charles III and Queen Camilla pray with Pope Leo XIV in historic Church of England-Catholic Church event

King Charles III and Queen Camilla joined Pope Leo XIV in a historic ecumenical service at the Sistine Chapel, marking the first joint prayer between heads of the Church of England and Catholic Church...

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Historic rapprochement: King Charles III prays with Pope Leo, ends Tudor-era rift

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'A hugely symbolic moment': King Charles and Pope pray together

The BBC's Mark Lowen was in St Peter's Square during the service - held in the Sistine Chapel - which he described as a "hugely symbolic moment in theological history".

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King Charles meets Pope LIVE: Monarch given new title after praying with Pontiff

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King Charles and Pope pray together in historic moment

King makes history by praying with Pope

The King and the Pope have prayed together for the first time. The King, as supreme governor of the Church of England, has become the first monarch to take part in an ecumenical service with a Pope since the Reformation. He prayed alongside Pope Leo XIV during a State visit to the Vatican after arriving in Rome on Wednesday.

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Queen Camilla makes history as Pope grants her an extremely rare title

Queen Camilla has reportedly been granted a prestigious honour by Pope Leo during the British royals' state visit to the Vatican. King Charles III and Camilla touched down in Rome yesterday (22 October) for a two-day state visit to the Holy See, the government of the Roman Catholic Church in the Vatican.