Princess Kate celebrates Christmas: Focus on love and empathy!

Princess Kate celebrates Christmas: Focus on love and empathy!

Westminster Abbey, London, Vereinigtes Königreich - Princess Kate (42) heralded the celebrations at Christmas time with a soulful Christmas message and a touching picture by the artist Charlie Mackesy (61). The Christmas service in Westminster Abbey, which, today, on December 6th, takes place under the motto "Together at Christmas" is of great importance for the princess. On her official Instagram account, she shared the touching illustration that shows a group of people who support each other while going to church through the snow. The words from the picture - "How did I help?" - "You were by my side. That was all." - summarize the central theme of the service: the power of the support in difficult times. According to information from OE24.at, it is a heart topic for Kate that also gives the recently overlooked chemotherapy.

Kate has also published an emotional letter to the 1,600 guests of the concert, in which it puts the importance of love, empathy and cohesion in the first place. As n-tv.de reports, she explains that Christmas is not only a holiday, but also an opportunity to pause and think about what connects us as humans. In her letter, she emphasizes the need not to expect fear but love, especially in difficult times. Kate describes: "Love is the greatest gift that we can get ... it can shine brightly even in our darkest hours."

a festive program full of emotions

The Christmas concert, which takes place for the fourth time, is accompanied by Prince William (42) and the three children George (11), Charlotte (9) and Louis (6). The event promises a diverse program with readings by prominent guests such as the "Downton Abbey" star Michelle Dockery and actor Richard E. Grant. Musical performances are also expected by Olivia Dean, Gregory Porter and Paloma Faith. The service will be broadcast on December 24th on British television and is intended to encourage viewers to reflect and live the values of sympathy and support.