King Charles restored the memory of his late mother, Queen Elizabeth, in his first message to the nation as King of Britain on the occasion of Christmas, and spoke of his faith in humanity at a time of “hardships and suffering.” The King of Britain said he shares “with all his heart” his mother’s faith in God and people, according to Reuters .

King Charles speaks at the final resting place of the late Queen

King Charles was speaking from St George’s Chapel, the final resting place of the late Queen, and from which she had previously delivered her Christmas message in 1999. Charles added, “It is about believing in the extraordinary ability in each individual to influence the lives of others, through goodness and compassion, to illuminate the world around them.” “.

“At this time of great hardship and suffering, whether for those facing conflicts, famine or natural disasters around the world, or for those struggling at home to pay their bills and provide food and warmth for their families, we see the way in the humanity of human beings,” the King added.

During the televised Christmas message, King Charles was dressed in a dark blue suit, unlike Queen Elizabeth, who often sat at a desk to deliver the annual address. Charles stood by the Christmas tree in St George’s Chapel, a chapel on the grounds of Windsor Castle where his mother is buried. And his father, Prince Philip.

King Charles brings the celebration of Christmas back to Sandringham

The British monarch and his family also celebrated their first Christmas – Christmas – at Sandringham Farm, after assuming the throne following the death of Queen Elizabeth II this year.

And according to what was reported by the British news agency “BA Media” on Saturday evening, the “royal flag” fluttered over the private farm located in Norfolk, where the king and queen consort celebrated Christmas, in a sign of a return to traditional royal celebrations.

Members of the royal family together attended a mass at the Church of Saint Mary Magdalene, on Sunday morning, and the royal Christmas celebrations included greeting well-wishers, and eating a family lunch, containing turkey, and this is the first time that the royal family has spent Christmas in Sandringham since 2019, and from That would stir up some emotions in the wake of the Queen’s death last September.

The Prince and Princess of Wales, their children and senior royals joined the King and Camilla at their Norfolk estate. They waved to the crowds that gathered outside the church before the prayer. The ceremony was also attended by the Earl and Countess of Wessex and their children, the Duke of York and his children Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie, and the celebration was not attended by the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, who celebrated Christmas in Sandringham in 2018.

The King’s first Christmas message, recorded on December 13, is broadcast in St George’s Chapel at Windsor Castle, where the late Queen was buried in September. Home after the service, and some brought Christmas gifts to the royal family.