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Le roi Charles III rencontre le pape Léon XIV au Vatican lors d'une visite historique

Jamais, depuis 500 ans, un monarque britannique n'avait prié aux côté d'un pape. Ce jeudi dans la chapelle Sixtine, Charles III et le pape Léon XIV ont signé le rapprochement entre les Églises anglicane et catholique.

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00:00King Charles and Queen Camilla met Pope Leo XIV for the first time on Thursday here in the Vatican.
00:06The meeting really stands as a symbolic display of unity between the Church of England and the Roman Catholic Church.
00:12The two met the Pope at his Apostolic Palace, his residence, for less than an hour at around 11am local time.
00:19They also got the chance to meet with the Vatican's Secretary of State, Parolin,
00:23before joining the Pope for a public prayer service held in the Sistine Chapel,
00:29led both by the Pope and the Archbishop of York in both English and Latin.
00:35And these marks the very first time in 500 years that a British monarch and the pontiff have come together for such a moment of reflection.
00:44Later on, as part of the state visit, the king was also made a royal comforter of the abbey of St. Paul outside the walls.
00:52One of Rome's four major papal basilicas that has a strong connection to the British monarchy.
01:00And the title acknowledges strong ties between the king and the Roman Catholic Church.
01:07And of course, the state visit is also being carried out on behalf of the British government
01:13with the aim to foster diplomatic alignment on a number of shared issues,
01:18such as achieving peace around the world and protecting the environment.
01:22Giorgio Orlandi for Euronews in the Vatican.
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