a matthew how would welcome the pope has broken with centuries of tradition and live streamed his easter sunday mass for the 1st time as the world s 1300000000 catholics celebrate the holiday under the coronavirus lockdown he spoke to a small audience in some papers basilica instead of the hundreds of thousands who normally gather in the square francis devoted his traditional. message to what he called this is easter of solitude and call for global solidarity was. in the light of the present circumstances may international sanctions be relaxed. since these make it difficult for countries on which they ve been imposed to provide adequate support to this. he made and made all nations be put in the position to meet the greatest needs of the moment. through the reduction and if not the forgive. the debt the balance sheets of the poorest nations well let s cross now to. religious affairs correspondent what issues did the pope touch on in his address. dress was remarkably remarkabl
from the virus now stands at more than $10000.00. and will look at how one business woman in belgium is defying the economic downturn with some tasty seasonal treats she says orders for those easter bunnies with a difference i think absolutely hopping out the door. i m anthony held welcome the pope has broken with centuries of tradition and live streamed his easter sunday mass for the 1st time as the world s 1300000000 catholics overbright the holy day on the coronavirus lockdown he spoke to a small audience in some pages basilica instead of the hundreds of thousands who normally gather in the square francis devoted his traditional all be message to what he called this year s easter of solitude and called for global solidarity. he swapped his normal audience of thousands for empty pews and the echoes of an empty set peter s basilica. pope francis delivered his message behind closed doors amid the ongoing lockdown in corona virus hit italy. cold for global solidarity to fight
unity and the best of society. american held welcome pope francis has said a live streamed easter mass as the world s 1300000000 catholics civil rights holiday under lockdown but it is traditional it will be a message to what he called this year s easter of so he spoke in front of a small audience in some pages basilica instead of the 10s of thousands who normally gathered in the square francis called for global solidarity in fighting the coronavirus the pontiff also appealed for debt relief for poor countries and cease fires in all conflicts. let s cross now to. religious affairs correspondent martin what issues did the pope touch on in his speech. clearly we have got a problem that will come back to martin if we can well it s not just the pope for whom the coronavirus has forced a dramatic we think of face to celebrations but for christians of all denominations so let s take a look at how they re marking a holy day lord jesus we love you today this texas church holds more t
have come to a standstill plus. how one business woman in belgium is defining the economic downturn with some seasonal tasty treats she says orders for the easter bunny s with the difference being absolutely hopping out the door. i m anthony held welcome the pope has broken with centuries of tradition and live streamed his to sunday mass for the 1st time as the world s 1300000000 catholics celebrate the holiday and the coronavirus lockdown he smoked he spoke to a small audience in some papers pacifica instead of the hundreds of thousands who normally gathered in the square francis devoted his traditional. message to what he called this is east of solitude and called for global solidarity let s listen to what he had to say. in the light of the present circumstances may international sanctions be relaxed. since these make it difficult for countries on which they ve been imposed to provide adequate support to their citizens. and to make all nations be put in a position to meet t
meet the business owner from mario paul, risking his life to take as many people as he camp to safely. ah, i m so gale. welcome to the program. turkish president. veggie. ty burden says he s country will not approve the request from finland and sweden to join the nato alliance. and that that delegation should not come to anchor to try and change his mind. sweden had previously announced that he would seek nato membership following finland s decision and ending the 2 centuries of swedish neutrality. both countries want to boast of their security following russia s invasion of ukraine. dw nato correspondent terry schultz told me more about president erd one s objections. you know, this came somewhat as a surprise fill because just over the weekend, the turkish foreign minister assured allies that he did not want to delay the membership of sweden and finland. and so it seems like things would be able to be worked out. and then president there to want held a press conference toda