Charles & Camilla's Maundy Service in North Wales
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King Charles and Queen Camilla attended the Royal Maundy service in North Wales, marking a historic first for the eight-hundred-year-old tradition. The event, held at St Asaph Cathedral, saw the couple handing out Maundy purses to pensioners, with Charles resuming the ritual after last years absence due to cancer treatment. The service was met with enthusiasm, featuring Welsh music and the Cross of Wales. The royal family will next attend Easter service at Windsor, with Andrews daughters Beatrice and Eugenie absent due to their fathers scandals. Traditions like these continue to blend royal duty with family life, as Charles solidifies his position on the throne.
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