Queen's Chaplain Roger Hall on Prince Philip

Celebrating the life of Prince Philip, who passed away at Windsor Castle on 9 April 2021, aged 99.

The Queen's husband, a former naval officer, was married to Queen Elizabeth since 1947 and was father to their four children.

Like the other British Royals, the Duke of Edinburgh supported numerous charities and causes, though he had a particular interest in science, the environment and sport, while also lending his name to the hugely popular Duke of Edinburgh's Award Scheme.


Chaplain: The Reverend Canon Roger Hall MBE

After growing up in Shropshire, the Reverend Canon Roger Hall attended school in Liverpool, after which he took up training for the Priesthood in Lincoln. Having spent his curacy back in Shropshire, Canon Hall joined the British Army as a chaplain in 1987. For the first twelve years of his army career, Canon Hall spent most of the time as an operational chaplain, serving in places such as Northern Ireland, Bosnia, Kosovo and East Timor.
For two years, Canon Hall was chaplain to the Household Division and the Guards Chapel, which he describes as both 'an interesting and demanding time'. After this posting, he returned to Germany as Senior Chaplain before being appointed Assistant Chaplain General, which led to four years in Edinburgh.

In 2007, having resigned his Commission, Canon Hall became a chaplain to the Queen and Chaplain to HM Tower of London. As well as his role at HM Tower of London, he is also Chaplain to Bacon's College (a city Academy), five livery companies and the East India Club. Canon Hall is also a Trustee of Chapter 1 - a housing trust based in the City of London.

Married to Barbara with three grown up children and four granddaughters, Canon Hall supports Liverpool Football Club, skis and loves good food, wine, books and music. Travelling and interesting conversation also come high on his list of priorities.

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