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The Duke of Edinburgh's last official engagement today
August 2, 2017:
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The BBC World Service TV today shows HRH meeting a senior Daoist delegation at Windsor Castle, April 2017 |
The Duke of Edinburgh has attended over 22,000 solo engagements since 1952. The Captain General's Parade at Buckingham Palace today with the Royal Marines was his last.
Some of those 22,000 have been for ARC, and for more than 30 years he has been supporting our work and the work of many religions around the world in protecting the environment.
His most recent official engagement to support ARC was in April, at Windsor Castle near London, with three senior Daoist Masters coming from China to talk about the environmental challenges, how they are working to combat them, and how important His Royal Highness' unwavering support has been. Here is the story behind that meeting.
See our creative commons photos from the visit
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HRH at the Captain General's Parade today with the Royal Marines: his last official solo engagement |
Our interview with HRH
The original Assisi declarations are today learned at GCSE
Memories of Assisi 1985 by a young member of the Indian delegation
Windsor meeting, April 2016.
On the amazing 2009 meeting of religions at Windsor
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How ARC was formed
From its beginnings in Assisi in 1986, and later as a separate charity in 1995, how ARC grew into a worldwide network |
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May 4, 2017:
How three Daoist Masters went to Windsor to meet the Prince
His Royal Highness Prince Philip today announced his retirement from his official duties. For more than 30 years, as the founder of ARC, he has been supporting the work of religions around the world protecting the environment. His most recent official engagement for ARC was two weeks ago, at Windsor Castle. Three Daoist Masters came from China to tell the Prince about their environmental challenges and their amazing projects. Here is the story behind that meeting. |
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Interview with Prince Philip
“If you believe in God, which is what Christians are supposed to do, then you should feel a responsibility to care for His Creation.” ARC's founder, the Duke of Edinburgh gives a rare interview about his beliefs in conservation. |
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