A programme dedicated to the late Princess Diana will highlight her Christian faith. Claims by the associates reveals that the Princess of Wales had more of a Christian faith than was widely believed,
The programme tagged the Songs of Praise special will explore the inspiration behind Princess Diana’s charity work. The programme that will run through the afternoon is to air a special episode quietly exploring the late Princess’ religion next week.
In it, friends will describe how she had “stronger faith than people give her credit for”, as they reflect on how her Christian values informed her charity work.
Aled Jones, the presenter, will also recall how he was invited to sing for her personally in her Kensington Palace living room, while the congregation of All Saints Church, Northamptonshire, near her family home of Althorp, sing favourite hymns. The Telegraph reports.
Among the contributors is Mike Whitlam, former director general of the British Red Cross who worked with the princess on charity campaigns including her famous land mine trip to Bosnia. He emphasized that he had said yes to Songs of Praise because of its religious focus.
“I think she had a stronger faith than people give her credit for,” he said, adding he believed that a form of religious conviction helped her to persevere with her charity work.
“She wanted to put love where there was hatred, and make a huge difference to people’s lives so that they could live a better life,” he said.
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