Britain's King Charles III and his wife Queen Camilla were crowned on Saturday during a religious ceremony stretching back more than one thousand years and steeped in ritual.Around 2,200 guests, including 100 heads of state and members of the Japanese imperial family, crammed into London's Westminster Abbey to witness Britain's first coronation since 1953, when Queen Elizabeth II, who died in September, was crowned.The Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby placed the magnificent solid gold St. Edward's crown, weighing 2.23 kilograms, upon the head of King Charles at noon with the congregati…READ FULL ARTICLE
