Seeing the Queen lying in state will stay with mourners for the rest of their lives; Expect tradition in the Queen’s funeral service; Bishops and the Chief Rabbi pay more tributes to the queen; Is the constitutional monarchy a Jewish invention?
“Latent spirituality” expressed in spontaneous mourning for the Queen; The Queen “never ceased to pray” for Northern Ireland; Final resting place explained
Gut religious instinct to mourn as millions of people line the streets, lay flowers and candles and assemble around religious buildings in memory of the Queen.
Services of remembrance for the Queen in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland; Tour of the nations – the Union at the heart of King’s concerns; The Queen – a valued neighbour and friend in Scotland; Bishops’ stories of the Queen bring laughter to the Lords
The new King’s deep roots of faith and his journey to overcome binary divisions between religions
Distinctive rituals in all faiths to mourn the sovereign; The Queen’s ‘very English, very Anglican form of religious belief’; The King on a visit to Cambridge: “There’s a lot of sense in the Quran” ; The churches which are part of the Queen’s final journey
“Her trust in God and profound love for God was foundational in how she led her life – hour by hour, day by day”
Jewish leaders pay tribute to the Queen’s life of grace, dignity and humility – a rock and inspiration to the world
“Her trust in God and profound love for God was foundational in how she led her life – hour by hour, day by day”
Faith leaders express support and offer prayers for the royal family, amid concern for the Queen’s health.
