Coronation ceremony marks turning point in Catholic-Anglican relations

When King Charles III and his wife, Camila, are crowned on Saturday, the event will mark a historic juncture for Catholic-Anglican relations, as it will be the first time a Catholic bishop has participated in the ceremony in four centuries.

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