Belgian Royals attended a commemorative Eucharist mass in Laken

byHelen - 16 Comments
On February 17, 2020, members of Belgian Royal family, that is, King Philippe, Queen Mathilde, former King Albert and former Queen Paola attended a Eucharist mass commemorating deceased members of the Belgian Royal Family in the Church of Our Lady in Laken (Onze-Lieve-Vrouwekerk). That traditional mass in memory of the deceased members of the family is held annually.
King Philippe, Queen Mathilde, King Albert and Queen Paola attended a Eucharist mass at at the Church of Our Lady
King Philippe, Queen Mathilde, King Albert and Queen Paola attended a Eucharist mass at at the Church of Our Lady
King Philippe, Queen Mathilde, King Albert and Queen Paola attended a Eucharist mass at at the Church of Our Lady
King Philippe, Queen Mathilde, King Albert and Queen Paola attended a Eucharist mass at at the Church of Our Lady
King Philippe, Queen Mathilde, King Albert and Queen Paola attended a Eucharist mass at at the Church of Our Lady
King Philippe, Queen Mathilde, King Albert and Queen Paola attended a Eucharist mass at at the Church of Our Lady
King Philippe, Queen Mathilde, King Albert and Queen Paola attended a Eucharist mass at at the Church of Our Lady
King Philippe, Queen Mathilde, King Albert and Queen Paola attended a Eucharist mass at at the Church of Our Lady

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  1. Jane Chantal17/2/20 15:11

    What a stunning outfit on Queen Mathilde -- one of her best ever, and that is saying something. Just right for the solemn occasion, too. Beautifully done.

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    1. Anonymous17/2/20 22:35

      I totally agree!
      Perfection!

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    2. Chel18/2/20 00:12

      Yes, perfection!
      Chel

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    3. Anonymous18/2/20 04:29

      Completely agreed!/ Chrissy

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    4. deadeggs18/2/20 13:08

      And she gets a "yes" from me.

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  2. Unknown17/2/20 17:35

    On a l'impression que la robe de la reine Mathilde est équipée d'une cape de battman, et surtout ce qui est peu seyant, c'est le manque d'un collier ou d'une écharpe ou autre autour du cou.

    MARIMAR

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  3. Achard6217/2/20 18:13

    La reine Mathilde porte une tenue élégante pour cette occasion solennelle ; très jolies ses boucles d'oreilles ainsi que celles de l'ancienne reine Paola !

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  4. Anonymous17/2/20 18:22

    Q Mathilde looks stunning in this gray dress.Also quite a turnout for the annual mass.

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  5. Anonymous17/2/20 18:31

    Superb! The Queen's garment is refined, elegant and noble.

    Former Queen Paola is what I would call, a natural beauty. Even in older age her face looks stunning.
    Katrin

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    1. Ava Pittman18/2/20 05:34

      I thought the same thing when I saw the first photo of Former Queen Paola, she is so elegant and very attractive in older age.

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  6. Unknown17/2/20 21:15

    Agree beautiful and elegant😃👏

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  7. dellbabe6817/2/20 23:10

    Katrin - completely agree. Well put on all accounts.

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  8. Ava Pittman18/2/20 05:32

    Oh wow! This outfit is superb. Regal, elegant and stunning! My favourite for the year so far. The capped dress is beautiful, combined with the gorgeous choice of matching gloves, small clutch and shoes, brilliant. Lovely diamond earrings, oh I would so love them in my jewellery box. Just sheer perfection.

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  9. Anonymous18/2/20 08:52

    Mathilde always so elegant and royal. She is from the fashion school: less is more. Her mother in law , Queen Paola,must have been always a fantastic example. Indeed even as an old lady she always looks so lovely. She is so good at chosing the right, beautiful colours. Well that's what's in the DNA of Italiaans. Anna

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  10. Unknown18/2/20 10:42

    Very nice stand United.godbless

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  11. liz18/2/20 17:56

    How does one get into that outfit? Is it one piece?

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