As Queen Elizabeth II is mourned, here are some details of the Church of England, of which she was a member. The history of this church is explained, as well as what it meant to the Queen.
‘Christian belief meant a lot to the queen’
In 1977, as part of her Silver Jubilee,"Her Late Majesty visited Westminster Roman Catholic Cathedral," said Neil-Smith. He continued,"In 1961, Her Late Majesty met Pope John XXIII in Rome. She also received Pope John Paul II and Pope Benedict XVI on their visits to the U.K., in 1982 and 2010, respectively."
Neil-Smith said that"the new king is also known to take his faith seriously, and we pray that he will be strengthened in carrying out his new role."The Church of England is itself"a creation of the English monarchy," said Pittock, due to"the demand that the bishops of the Catholic Church in England observe the royal supremacy.
"Rather interestingly, King Charles is also a member of the Church of Scotland while in Scotland, as was the queen." "In this deeply religious service," he continued,"which has many similarities with an ordination of a priest or bishop, the monarch is both crowned and anointed. As part of the anointing ceremony, prayers are said calling upon the Holy Spirit to sanctify the monarch."
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