On Sunday, Oct. 20, King Charles and his wife Queen Camilla attended religious services at St. Thomas's Anglican Church in Sydney, Australia. During the visit, as the Daily Mail notes, the monarch signed the country's first official Bible and the book of common prayer.

King Charles and Queen Camilla flew to Australia's capital Canberra on Monday where crowds gathered for their first visit to the city in almost a decade. Charles' 16th official visit to Australia, where he attended school for six months as a teenager in 1966,

King Charles and Queen Camilla had two very different travel plans at the start of their royal tour of Australia and Samoa. On Friday, Oct. 18, the royal couple arrived in Sydney, Australia, appearing together during a formal welcome. However, as People reports, the pair left London, England on separate flights—and for a very specific reason.