Archbishop Mullally: End Middle East Violence

0:00On April 4, Dame Sarah Mollely, the first female archbishop of Canterbury, is using her debut Easter sermon to demand an end to the violence, ripping through the Middle East. Speaking at Canterbury Cathedral, she'll pray with fresh urgency for peace in the region amid the U.S. and Israel war against Iran. Now dragging into, it's 6th week. The conflict kicked off on February 28th with massive U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iran, sparking Iranian counterattacks on Israel and Gulf. Allies. Thousands have died since, and things escalated when Israel hit Lebanon hard after Hezbollah rockets flew, in response to Iran's supreme leader getting. Taken out. Folks are feeling the weight of this chaos, especially as the archbishop ties it to the Holy Land where Jesus rose. She's also shouting out cares and those in personal darkness like illness or loss, reminding everyone got sticks around through the tough times. It's under two weeks after her installation, where royals like the Prince and Princess

1:00of Wales showed up, she's already tackling global rifts in the church over women leaders and other hot issues, building on her past as England's top nurse. As Easter joy echoes with that empty tomb hope, her words push for justice and freedom across the Gulf, urging us all to keep praying for a real breakthrough in this endless fight.