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Friday 9 April 2021 - 3:00pm
The Duke of Edinburgh, Prince Philip.
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JOHANNESBURG - British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Friday led the nation s condolences to Queen Elizabeth II on the death of her husband Prince Philip, acclaiming his extraordinary life and work .
Johnson said the Duke of Edinburgh earned the affection of generations at home, in the Commonwealth and across the world after serving in the Royal Navy and then over decades as Britain s longest serving royal consort. We give thanks, as a nation and a kingdom, for the extraordinary life and work of Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, the prime minister said outside 10 Downing Street.
The president of the Catholic Bishops Conference of England and Wales said April 9: At this moment of sadness and loss I pray for the repose of the soul of Prince Philip, Her Majesty the Queen s faithful and loyal husband. I pray for the Queen and all of the Royal Family. How much we will miss Prince Philip s presence and character, so full of life and vigor. He has been an example of steadfast loyalty and duty cheerfully given. May he rest in peace.
After issuing the statement, the archbishop of Westminster announced that he would celebrate a live-streamed Mass at Westminster Cathedral, London, on April 10 for the repose of the prince s soul.
Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, holds up a bottle of whiskey as he and Britain s Queen Elizabeth II present gifts to Pope Francis during a meeting at the Vatican April 3, 2014. (CNS photo/Maria Grazia Picciarella, pool)
MANCHESTER, England (CNS) Cardinal Vincent Nichols of Westminster led Catholics of England and Wales in mourning the death of Prince Philip, the husband of Queen Elizabeth II.
The president of the Bishops’ Conference of England and Wales issued a statement April 9, soon after the queen announced “with deep sorrow” that her husband of 73 years had died at the age of 99.
“At this moment of sadness and loss, I pray for the repose of the soul of Prince Philip, Her Majesty the Queen’s faithful and loyal husband,” said Cardinal Nichols in a statement posted on the website of the English and Welsh bishops’ conference.
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