Archbishop Mullally: Peace in Middle East, Hope in Dark Times

0:00On April 4, Dame Sarah Mali, the new Archbishop of Canaverille, used her first Easter sermon to urgently call for peace in the Middle East. Speaking at Canaveric Cathedral on Easter Sunday, she prayed for an end to the violence as the war between the U.S. Iran hits its six. Weeks mark. The conflict has already claimed thousands of lives, and the blockade on the Strait of Hormuz has driven up fuel prices worldwide. Is disrupting one of the busiest shipping lanes on the planet, hitting economies hard far beyond the region. She's reaching out to folks basing personal battles too, like job loss or grief, reminding them that hope indoors even in dark times. She gave a nod to nurses, carers, and parents who stay by the bedside through the night, embodying that quiet strength. As the Church of England's top spiritual leader and the first woman in this role and thrown just last month, her words carry weight across the thigh. Anglican world. Meanwhile, the Catholic Archbishop of Westminster, Richard Moth, echoed the plea

1:02in his sermon, highlighting how war scars humanity through greed and power grabs, with Easter's message of resurrection ringing out. These leaders are pushing for justice and light to break through the chaos, urging us all to spread. That peace far and wide.