King Charles reveals his heartfelt gesture for Syria after fall of brutal dictator King Charles said he is praying for Syria after the fall of dictator Bashar al-Assad's brutal regime to rebel forces.
Following a half hour service at The Catholic Church of The Immaculate Conception, led by parish priest Father Dominic Robinson, the King met specially selected groups by Aid to the Church in Need.
The service was called to specifically reflect on the 10th anniversary of the invasion of Mosul and the Nineveh, while highlighting the efforts of Aid to the Church in Need, working to help displaced Christians around the world.
In a side chapel, Charles shared a warm embrace with Sister Annie Demerjian, from the Syrian Catholic Church, who described a desperate situation in her homeland after the fall of the regime.
Charles was welcomed to an Advent Service celebrating the strength and courage of faith communities in London today, where he met religious leaders, Christian refugees and locals affected by homelessness.
