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Prince Harry joins royals at King Charles' coronation, without Meghan - Vimarsana News

Prince Harry joins royals at King Charles' coronation, without Meghan

Prince Harry, the younger son of King Charles III, attended his father's coronation in Westminster Abbey on Saturday although he sat in the third row and did not appear on the Buckingham Palace balcony at the pinnacle of the celebration.

Smiling Prince Harry arrives at Westminster Abbey - Vimarsana News

Smiling Prince Harry arrives at Westminster Abbey

Prince Harry arrived at Westminster Abbey for the coronation of his father King Charles on Saturday, joining his cousins and aunts and uncles before the more senior members of the royal family entered.

Inside Westminster Abbey during King Charles' coronation - Vimarsana News

Inside Westminster Abbey during King Charles' coronation

The explosive crescendo of "Zadok the Priest", Handel's soaring anthem composed nearly 300 years ago for the crowning of King George III, marked the most sacred moment of Charles' coronation on Saturday.

After acrimonious resignation, Pope tells abuse commission to 'move forward' - Vimarsana News

After acrimonious resignation, Pope tells abuse commission to 'move forward'

Pope Francis on Friday praised the work of an international Vatican commission on sexual abuse prevention, following the recent acrimonious resignation of a high-profile member who accused it of lacking transparency.

King Charles' coronation to blend ancient ritual with modern Britain - Vimarsana News

King Charles' coronation to blend ancient ritual with modern Britain

The coronation of King Charles will seek to blend the ancient ritual of a ceremony that dates back for almost 1,000 years with the modern, more diverse face of Britain and its many faiths, the Order of Service makes clear.