Jesus In The Passion Of The Christ

---

Archbishop Welby recorded his Easter Sunday sermon from his kitchen

The Archbishop of Canterbury has the "heroism" of front-line workers celebrated during the Corona-Virus outbreak, as the United Kingdom, the churches remain closed over Easter for the First Time in hundreds of years.

Justin Welby conducted The First national digital-Easter Sunday service from his kitchen in Lambeth Palace .

Meanwhile, the Archbishop of Westminster, it became clear how faith can be a comfort "in a time of darkness".

With the UK under lockdown, the worshippers are marking The Festival from home.

It Comes as The Number of coronavirus deaths in British hospitals reached 9,875.

In a video from his apartment in the centre of London and Archbishop Welby called for "A Resurrection of our common life."

"After so much suffering, so much the heroism of key individuals and the NHS, we can't be satisfied, go Back To what was before, As If everything is normal," He Said in the sermon recorded, on his iPad.

"There must be A Resurrection of our common life. "

The Service was live on BBC Radio 4 on Sunday and see The Church of England's website and Facebook page.

The Archbishop stands normally in front of a gathering of 1500 People in the Canterbury Cathedral on Easter Morning .

But, all the traditional Easter services have been deleted, follow the government rules on social distancing.

message written by the Prime Minister , Boris Johnson 's Twitter account, the country wanted a happy Easter.

"are churches This year around the country closed, and the families spend The Day , apart from that,"

"to stay at home, remember, you are saving the protection of the NHS and the life".

'you are not said alone,'

Archibishop Welby, a virtual Assembly: "So many People across the country are concerned about employment, food, isolated from the love and feel that The Future looks Dark . "

"People around the globe, the same uncertainty, fear, despair, and isolation feel. But you are not alone. "

He added: "In The Resurrection of Jesus Christ, we have a hope that is safer than stone, as each architecture.

"Even in the Dark Days of this Easter, we can hope to feed. We dream of what Our Country and Our World to the pandemic. "

Meanwhile, the leader of The Roman Catholic Church in England and Wales, cardinal Vincent Nichols , said the Easter holiday was to reflect the chance to, in a broadcast sermon on 39 BBC local radio stations.

"This Time of great trial enables us to distinguish what is really important, of all what is desired volatile, and as is so often mistakenly was given a place of honor in our ambitions," He Said .

"we Already look forward to the rebuilding of our common life. "

cardinal Nichols also pointed to the Easter story, to show, to ask that "death is not the Last Word ," and you, the families comfort and courage in Jesus Christ.

"So often that it seems that death does not have the Last Word , break our hearts, especially at the time of departure is very far from our weapons," He Said .

"Then, like many today, death is ruthless, uncompromising, hard as stone.

"Today we proclaim a different reality: death is not The End . The Rock of suffering and death is broken through The Cross of Jesus . "

The Pope's Easter Vigil service took only a couple of dozen People ,

The Pope will also break with tradition and livestream his Easter Sunday mass from a mostly empty St Peter s Basilica in Rome.

In an Easter Vigil service on Saturday Evening , the leader of The Roman Catholic Church urged not to be afraid of the People "yield to" about coronavirus, called them "the messengers of life in a time of death".

It Comes after The Queen of The Nation , don't tell "coronavirus overcome us,"

the references to The Tradition of lighting the candles for the occasion, She Said : "can be As Dark as the death - especially for those that suffer with sadness, light and life are larger. "

queen elizabeth ii, archbishop of canterbury, coronavirus lockdown measures, coronavirus pandemic, social distancing, religion

Source of news: bbc.com