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The Guardian - UK
The Guardian - UK
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Sammy Gecsoyler

Iran conflict to forefront of UK religious and political leaders’ Easter messages

Archbishop of Canterbury Sarah Mullally speaks next to the cross placed at the Easter Garden of Canterbury Cathedral as part of the Liturgy of the Good Friday service in Canterbury
‘Let us pray and call with renewed urgency for an end to the violence and destruction in the Middle East and the Gulf,’ Mullally will say. Photograph: Tolga Akmen/EPA

Religious and political leaders in the UK are highlighting the conflict in the Middle East in their Easter messages, calling for “peace, justice and freedom” in the region.

The archbishop of Canterbury will deliver her first Easter sermon at Canterbury Cathedral on Sunday as the Church of England’s top bishop. Dame Sarah Mullally will call “with renewed urgency” for peace in the Middle East and pray for “an end to the violence and destruction” in the region.

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