King Charles pays homage to acts of ‘spontaneous bravery’ | ABC NEWS
King Charles III has paid tribute to community members who demonstrated “spontaneous bravery” in his annual Christmas message, recognising people who put “themselves in harm’s way to defend others”, like those who confronted terror at Bondi.
The address was filmed at Westminster Abbey with a theme of ‘pilgrims of hope’ and watched by millions of people around the world.
In his message, King Charles urged people of different faiths to find common ground and stressed the need for tolerance, saying the strength of modern societies lies in the diversity of their people.
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