A senior Catholic leader in Bahrain has used his Easter message to highlight the need for peace, reconciliation and unity at a time of global uncertainty, while also outlining the full schedule of Holy Week and Easter services across the
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A senior Catholic leader in Bahrain has used his Easter message to highlight the need for peace, reconciliation and unity at a time of global uncertainty, while also outlining the full schedule of Holy Week and Easter services across the Kingdom.
In his message, Aldo Berardi, Apostolic Vicar of Northern Arabia, said the themes of Easter remain “especially relevant” in a world facing conflict and instability. He pointed to hope, renewal and reconciliation as central to the season, urging communities to embrace dialogue, mutual respect and collective efforts toward peace.
He said Easter continues to carry a message of encouragement, reminding people that “periods of difficulty can give way to new beginnings,” and called on the faithful to reflect not only on faith but also on shared human values such as compassion, understanding and unity.
Berardi expressed hope that the season would strengthen a sense of community and support among people, encouraging optimism for a more peaceful future.
Alongside the message, the Apostolic Vicariate released the official schedule for Masses and liturgical services in Bahrain.
At the Cathedral of Our Lady of Arabia in Awali, Maundy Thursday services will be held at 7.30pm, followed by Good Friday observances at 2.30pm for the Way of the Cross and 7pm for the Liturgy of Darkness. The Easter Vigil on Holy Saturday will take place at 7.30pm, with Easter Sunday Mass scheduled for 7pm.
