Taking to Twitter on Tuesday,
Earl Charles shared a snippet from Her Majesty’s committal service at St
George’s Chapel. Posting a photo of Monday’s order of service, the 58-year-old
explained how the bidding was particularly fitting for Queen Elizabeth II.
It read: “Here in St
George’s Chapel, where she so often worshipped, we are bound to call to mind
someone whose uncomplicated, yet profound Christian Faith bore so much fruit.
“Fruit, in a life of
unstinting service to the Nation, the Commonwealth and the wider world, but
also (and especially to be remembered in this place) in kindness, concern and
reassuring care for her family and friends and neighbours.
“In the midst of our
rapidly changing and frequently troubled world, her calm and dignified
presence has given us the confidence to face the future, as she did, with courage
and with hope.”
Alongside the snap, he poignantly
wrote: “Of all the true and wonderful things that were said about Her
Majesty the Queen today this, for me, rang truest, and will stay with me for
the longest.”
