“I call upon people to be calm and prayerful and discern the very promptings of the holy spirit. May God’s healing and grace be upon all those who are hurting. I also call upon people to work against destruction and value life,” Bishop Diloraj Canagasabay said. (Courtesy India Today)Anglican Bishop of Colombo Diloraj Canagasabay calls for calm following multiple bomb attacks in Sri Lanka #srilanka #lka #EasterSundayAttacks #EasterSundayAttacksLK pic.twitter.com/fzxEEJ0Z51— Colombo Gazette (@colombogazette) April 21, 2019 “I join all people who are going through untold hardship, suffering and loss of lives of their loved ones on the day when we are supposed to celebrate resurrection of Lord Jesus. It is sad that such a thing should happen in a country like ours,” Bishop Diloraj Canagasabay said. “We have our people living in harmoney and peace after going through 30 years of war… Civil war… trying to build our lives again,” Bishop Diloraj Canagasabay said.Bishop Diloraj Canagasabay called upon the people to be calm and work against destructive elements and value life above all. He also said that the people of Sri Lanka have been living in peace after the Civil War which lasted for about 30 years and the people have worked really hard to rebuild their lives. Diloraj Canagasabey, the Bishop of Colombo, on Sunday condemned bomb blasts in Sri Lanka that targetted churches and hotels in Colombo and other parts of the island nation.Bishop Canagasabay expressed sorrow that such a tragedy had befallen the people of Sri Lanka on Easter, which is considered to be the day of Jesus Christ’s resurrection. read more