On Saturday December 12th 2015, Queen Mathilde and King Philippe of Belgium were in the Flemish land. The King and Queen of the Belgians traveled to Mechelen, a town in the Dutch province of Antwerp where they attended the enthronement Mass of the new archbishop of Mechelen-Brussels.

Wearing a blue coat and marsala, pointed to the size of a large blue suede belt like his wallet, and wearing a small hat that color, The Queen arrived with her royal husband King Philippe in Cathedral of St. Rumbold in Mechelen to the applause of parishioners who came in numbers to welcome their new Archbishop. According to local press, were also present several Belgian politicians, and representatives of other religions in Belgium.

In the Gothic building, Mathilde and Philippe of Belgium took place side by side in the front row to attend the Eucharist during which the Catholic Bishop Jozef De Kesel officially took office at the head of the archdiocese of Malines-Brussels. Located in the center of Belgium, the archdiocese covers several provinces: Walloon Brabant, Flemish Brabant, a small part of Antwerp and the Brussels-Capital Region.
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Le samedi 12 Décembre 2015, la Reine Mathilde et le roi Philippe de Belgique étaient dans le pays flamand. Le roi et la reine des Belges se sont rendus à Malines, une ville dans la province néerlandaise d'Anvers où ils ont assisté à la messe d'intronisation du nouvel archevêque de Malines-Bruxelles.

Vêtu d'un manteau bleu et marsala, signalé à la taille d'une grand ceinture bleue comme sa pouchette, et coiffé d'un petit chapeau que la couleur, la Reine est arrivé avec son royal époux le roi Philippe dans la cathédrale de Saint-Rombaut à Malines sous les applaudissements de paroissiens qui sont venus en nombre pour accueillir leur nouvel archevêque. Selon la presse locale, étaient également présents plusieurs hommes politiques belges, et des représentants d'autres religions en Belgique.

Dans l'édifice gothique, Mathilde et Philippe de Belgique ont eu lieu côte à côte dans la première rangée pour assister à l'Eucharistie au cours de laquelle l'évêque catholique Jozef De Kesel a pris officiellement ses fonctions à la tête de l'archidiocèse de Malines-Bruxelles. Situé dans le centre de la Belgique, l'archidiocèse couvre plusieurs provinces: Brabant wallon, Brabant flamand, une petite partie d'Anvers et la Région de Bruxelles-Capitale.
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On Tuesday, while Camilla the Duchess of Cornwall had opened the doors of Clarence House(their London residence) for children to help decorate her Christmas tree, her husband Prince Charles was playing doctor in Wales.

It has become a tradition when it comes to hanging stars, balls and other figures on the Christmas tree, Camilla appeals to children. The doors of Clarence House opened to two small supported charities Helen & Douglas House and the London taxi drivers Fund for underprivileged children of which the . And after the effort, the comfort. Once the final touches made to the tree, she offered breakfast to all these children.

That same day, her husband the Prince of Wales was on the Welsh land more precisely in Merthyr Tydfil where he visited the University Health Keir Hardie Park, a new health unit of South Wales built upon 35 million pounds ($ 48 million) on the site of a former slag heap. The opportunity for the heir to the British crown to meet patients but also to seize a stethoscope. History of playing doctor with a dummy as sick, under the eyes of students of the Medical School of the University of Cardiff.
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