Pakistan, Oct. 23 -- In an unprecedented moment of history, King Charles III became the first British monarch to publicly pray alongside a pope, joining Pope Leo XIV in a solemn service at the Vatican's Sistine Chapel. The event, held under Michelangelo's world-renowned frescoes, marked a symbolic act of unity between the Church of England and the Roman Catholic Church-two institutions divided for nearly five centuries. The service was broadcast live, highlighting its immense global significance.

The historic service took place during the king's state visit to Rome, accompanied by Queen Camilla. Both royal figures were seated beside the pope and the Archbishop of York, Stephen Cottrell, representing the Anglican community. The event cele...