Bishop of Mangalore calls for peace and reconciliation in Easter 2026 message


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Mangaluru, Apr 4: Dr Peter Paul Saldanha, bishop of the diocese of Mangalore, has extended his festive greetings to the citizens on the occasion of Easter, emphasising the transformative power of the Resurrection of Jesus Christ. In his official message for Easter 2026, the bishop highlighted that the resurrection is not merely a historical event but a beacon of hope and a call for global reconciliation.

Reflecting on the current state of the world, Bishop Saldanha expressed concern over the increasing instances of violence and bloodshed globally. He noted that in a world marked by conflict, the message of the Risen Christ offers the only definitive answer—a path toward dialogue and peace.

The bishop made a fervent appeal for ‘Reconciliation’ at every level of society. He urged the faithful and people of goodwill to initiate dialogue to end hatred, calling for harmony between religions, among neighbours, and within families.

"Let this Easter mark a new chapter in our lives," the bishop stated, praying that the Risen Lord lifts humanity out of the depths of sorrow and despair into a life of lasting peace and satisfaction. He concluded by invoking God’s blessings on all, wishing the community a grace-filled and Happy Easter.

 

 

 

  

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