Interview with Archbishop Justin Welby on the funeral of Prince Philip

The transcript discusses a significant 1980 meeting between Queen Elizabeth II, Prince Philip, and Pope John Paul II in Rome. This meeting marked a pivotal moment in history, symbolizing a move towards unity between the Anglican Church and the Catholic Church after 450 years of disagreement. The meeting emphasized serving the same Lord, Jesus Christ, and highlighted the importance of moving forward together despite past differences.

What was the main purpose of the meeting between the Queen, Prince Philip, and Pope John Paul II in 1980?

• To bridge religious differences

• To plan a royal visit

• To address economic issues

• To discuss political alliances

Who were the key figures present at the meeting in Rome?

• The Queen, Prince Charles, and Pope John Paul II

• The Queen, Prince Philip, and Pope John Paul II

• The Queen, Prince Philip, and the Archbishop of Canterbury

• The Queen, Prince Charles, and the Archbishop of Canterbury

Why was the meeting considered immensely significant?

• It resolved economic disputes

• It marked the end of a war

• It established a new political alliance

• It was a step towards religious unity

What historical period did the meeting aim to move beyond?

• 300 years of economic rivalry

• 500 years of cultural differences

• 450 years of religious disagreement

• 200 years of political conflict

What was the shared belief emphasized during the meeting?

• Serving the same Jesus Christ

• The importance of economic growth

• The need for political reform

• The value of cultural diversity