Queen Camilla praises Catholic sisters’ mission of hope during Rome meeting

'I didn’t realise there were so many sisters around the world doing this work,' Queen Camilla said. 'It’s remarkable and deeply humbling'

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Queen Camilla has voiced her deep admiration for the work of Catholic sisters dedicated to aiding those in conflict, poverty and displacement. Her comments came during a meeting with representatives of the International Union of Superiors General (UISG) in Rome.

The encounter at Pontifical Beda College followed an ecumenical celebration at the Basilica of St Paul Outside the Walls, which the Queen attended with King Charles III during their official visit to the Holy See.

While the King engaged with the seminary's rector and students, the Queen was introduced to six UISG members who recounted their experiences in service to human dignity across different continents.

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