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The Bishops of the Church in Wales warmly welcome King Charles III and ask for God’s blessing on him as he is proclaimed King.As we welcome the new King to his place as Head of State, we are mindful that this occasion is a time of great personal sadness for him and for the Royal Family, as well as the nation, and they are in our prayers. However, we are confident that the example of Her late Majesty will be an inspiration and a guide for the future. We invite God’s blessing on our new King, giving thanks for the late Queen’s reign, while asking God to uphold our new monarch in the same spirit of wisdom, service and faith for the years to come.The Archbishop of Wales, who will be in attendance at the Proclamation at Caernarfon Castle tomorrow (Sunday), adds, “As Prince of Wales, the King has always been a good friend to our Nation and to the Church in Wales. I and my fellow bishops will hold him and the whole Royal Family in our prayers.”The Most Revd Andrew John, Archbishop of Wales and Bishop of BangorThe Rt Revd Gregory Cameron, Bishop of St AsaphThe Rt Revd Joanna Penberthy, Bishop of St DavidsThe Rt Revd June Osborne, Bishop of LlandaffThe Rt Revd Cherry Vann, Bishop of MonmouthThe Rt Revd John Lomas, Bishop of Swansea and BreconThe Rt Revd Mary Stallard, Assistant Bishop in Bangor