The Archbishop of York is preparing for his role “representing the people of the North” in Monday’s state funeral where he will read a prayer.
Archbishop of York Stephen Geoffrey Cottrell and The Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby outside Westminster Hall, London ahead of the arrival of the coffin of Queen Elizabeth II from Buckingham Palace. Picture date: Wednesday September 14, 2022.
The Together coalition, made up of leaders from across the faith and voluntary sectors, said they want to make sure no one has to grieve alone. “It will have a profound impact on many of us. Some may feel the distress of the loss of Her Majesty directly, someone who - even if we didn’t know her ourselves - played a role in so many of our lives and who came to symbolise the best of our country. For others, this public grief may trigger our own private grief for those we have loved and lost.can to open up places where people can be together.
Girlguiding members from Selby will join a service of commemoration at York Minster to reflect on the Queen’s legacy as patron of the youth charity
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