Queen Camilla simply marked a royal turning point.
The queen accompaniment participated in the Royal Maundy Service on March 28 in location of King Charles III, making her the very first partner of the Monarch to continue the ancient custom.
The 75- year-old reached Worcester Cathedral, putting on a white coat which she accentuated with 2 sapphire and gold brooches coming from Queen Elizabeth II, who participated in the service practically every year of her 70- year reign.
Camilla participated in the custom– which traces back to 600 A.D.– by handing out coins referred to as Maundy Money to 150 males and females who His Majesty stated are “wonderful examples of such kindness, of going way beyond the call of duty and of giving so much of their lives to the service of others in their communities.”
Charles, who was just recently detected with cancer, was not able to go to the in-person occasion however, in a pre-recorded message, revealed his appreciation for those who work to assist others.
