Queen Camilla to Represent King Charles at Royal Maundy Service

As King Charles undergoes cancer treatment, Queen Camilla will step in to distribute ceremonial coins at Worcester Cathedral, continuing a centuries-old tradition.

Queen Camilla will represent King Charles at the Royal Maundy Service at Worcester Cathedral on March 28, marking a significant event where the consort steps in for the monarch.
The service, a longstanding tradition, involves distributing ceremonial coins to 150 individuals in recognition of their service to the Church and community.
This year's service is especially notable as King Charles continues his treatment for cancer, making it one of the major royal events he will miss.
The Royal Maundy Service, which has a history dating back to at least the 4th century, symbolizes the monarch's connection to the Church and the community.
Lord High Almoner Bishop John Inge and Canon Stephen Edwards express honor and excitement for the Queen's participation, highlighting the importance of the service to recipients and the community.