Australian Churches, PM Deliver Messages of Hope Amid CCP Virus Easter Disruptions

Australian Churches, PM Deliver Messages of Hope Amid CCP Virus Easter Disruptions
A notice at St. Pauls Cathedral in Melbourne, Australia, on Easter Friday informs patrons of a March 23, 2020, directive by the Australian Government that places of worship must remain closed over the Easter Holidays. Asanka Ratnayake/Getty Images
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Despite the shackles of social distancing rules that are denying the community attendance to churches and places of worship this Easter, Australian Christian leaders and the country’s prime minister have delivered messages of hope and the resources to pray from home amid the CCP virus pandemic.
On April 9, Prime Minister Scott Morrison released an Easter message (pdf) in which he shared that Easter is a time of reflection and renewal. He also took the opportunity to remind the Christian community to stay home over the long-weekend holiday period.
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