The Archbishop of Canterbury's homily at baptism of HRH Princess Charlotte

Amongst Princess Charlotte’s own ancestors, now buried in the Holy Land, is a saint, the Grand Duchess Elizabeth, whose life was one of transparent beauty and death one of beautiful courage and service. In her life she forgave the man who killed her husband. At her cruel murder she continued to care for those suffering with her. It is of such beauty that Jesus speaks when he talks of being great in the Kingdom of Heaven.

Such beauty of character begins with baptism, and is established in the habits of following and loving Jesus Christ, habits to be learned from parents and God parents, and the whole community of the church.

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One comment on “The Archbishop of Canterbury's homily at baptism of HRH Princess Charlotte

  1. LfxN says:

    Pretty lame and disappointing homily, but at least it’s only 30 seconds long. Come on Cantuar…