coronations take place in westchester abbey and are conducted by the bishop of canterbury, although historyhows us that it is not always possible to be crowned in order to be king. than a year later, he chose his beloved woman, married her and moved to america, but it was not possible for him to be king with such a wife, because she was not only an american woman, but she was also divorced twice, and this is simply horror, horror and shame you see, edward the eighth chose love and abdicated the throne, the invitations have already been signed for this event and sent out, if we look closely, we will see what is written there, that king charles the third and queen camilla are invited, not the queen-concert, we are the queen, because the consort is what she had prefix when elizabeth was still alive so as not to confuse them, now this prefix is ​​no longer needed artist andrew jameson he was inspired by the legend of king arthur when he created these invitations in total there will be about two thousand people at the coronation let me remind you that elizabeth's coronation took place in 1953 an

bishops from a 165 countries assembled for the lambda conference. this event held once every decade gathered together the member churches of the anglican communion. today its leader, the archbishop of canterbury, was also a spiritual head of the church of england is hosting a session devoted to the environment. this is an enormous emergency for literally billions of the world's population. so many of the bishops here are living daily with the impact of the climate emergency through the structures of the anglican communion. we are reaching to the very heart to the very ground level of what is happening. if we stand united, we can make a transformative difference around the world. beyond mobilizing congregations on the ground is a growing feeling that the bishops must influence political leaders to my appeal to all of your head. and these political mom, macy's lease, do more to head column while leaders to follow through on promises that have been made before. and not miss, what we have been doing is making the people in our local churches and in our province isn't in our dies is conscious of the fact that we have a climate change issue. but now i have also learned that we need to do some work

bishops decide what to speak out on? “ on? often there are some some rouse when there's concern about the immigration policy of the current government, and that's expressed by the archbishop of canterburyto run your life by. “41929 “ your life by. yes. i mean to be honest the main focus of my life day by day is about proclaiming the good news of jesus christ and engaging in this in the faith. that's absolutely what i spend.the faith. that's absolutely what i spend. the vast majority of my time doing. i actually spend a relatively small amount of time in the house of lords and deaung in the house of lords and dealing with other issues, but of course the issues that are going on there are issues which affect people deeply and immigration would be a good example of that. and so there is a role, think, for us to a role, i think, for us to engage them . yeah, one of engage with them. yeah, one of the areas you've— engage with them. yeah, one of the areas you've led— 33 yeah, one of the areas you've led some some tert— the areas you've led some some tert tattahte— the areas you've led some some very valuable work— the areas you've led some some very valuable work on has been on very valuable