King Charles will deliver his Christmas Day message from a church with links to the medical community, Buckingham Palace said Monday, in a break with tradition amid his continued cancer treatment.

On Dec. 23, it emerged that the King, 76, filmed the address at Fitzrovia Chapel, the former chapel of Middlesex Hospital in London. PEOPLE understands that the speech will reflect on national, international and personal challenges, and how they can be surmounted through mutual community support.

King Charles recorded his annual Christmas message away from a royal site in a rare break from tradition that also saw him handpick a place with medical links, according to The Telegraph.

The King has broken with a royal tradition for his Christmas message, it has been revealed.Charles, 76, has recorded his speech outside a royal residence for the first time in more than a decade, Buckingham Palace has confirmed.

The King will be giving his speech from a former chapel in central London This year's Christmas message from King Charles will be delivered from a former hospital chapel, in a year in which the King has been undergoing cancer treatment.

Buckingham Palace has shared the first picture from King Charles's Christmas speech as the monarch will break tradition. The King’s Christmas message, which was recorded in a former hospital chapel, will be broadcast on Christmas Day on GB News at 3pm.

King Charles will deliver this year’s Christmas message from a former hospital chapel. It’s the first time in a decade that the Christmas speech has been recorded somewhere that is not a royal palace or estate.