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KING CHARLES IN ROME TO MEET AND PRAY WITH THE POPE

note: Anons should be paying attention to this, charlie boy has travelled to rome for talks with the new jesuit pope, they are due to pray togather, why is this odd and unpresented.

according to jacob rees mogg someone who is steeped in tradition, religion and politics.

this is the first time since 855 AD since

the 1701 act of settlement states the king cannot remain king if he prays with the pope.

lots of mixed info with facts being incorrect but the meeting is important as charles is at the vatican to meet the head of the holy see.

start the music Nessam Dorma

runtime: 3 mins 12 secs.

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King Charles and Queen Camilla land in Rome ahead of meeting with Pope Leo

https://youtu.be/4jPRgmvVyT4

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22 Oct 2025

King Charles and Queen Camilla have arrived in Rome as they prepare to meet Pope Leo as part of their state visit to the Vatican.

His Majesty will be the first British monarch to pray during a public service with the Pontiff since the Reformation.

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a.i info..

King Charles III became the first British monarch to pray publicly with a pope since 1534 during his state visit to the Vatican, which began on October 22, 2025.

This historic event took place in the Sistine Chapel, marking the first time a reigning British monarch and the Pope have jointly prayed in a public ecumenical service since the Church of England's separation from the Catholic Church under King Henry VIII.

The last time a British monarch prayed with a pope was in 1534, when King Henry VIII broke away from papal authority, formally establishing the Church of England.

The current visit is significant as it symbolizes a major step in the ongoing reconciliation between the Anglican Communion and the Catholic Church, with the King and Pope Leo XIV participating in a joint service in the Sistine Chapel.

The event is particularly notable because it is the first time a monarch has been filmed praying publicly with the Pope, a departure from tradition where such private moments are typically not recorded.