Launceston religious organisation look to online for Easter and Ramadan but not for Passover

By Isobel Cootes
Updated March 24 2020 - 2:33pm, first published 3:31am
VIRTUAL OUTLOOK: Parish priest Father Mark Freeman inside Church of the Apostles looks to the future as the government shuts down churches. Picture: Scott Gelston.
VIRTUAL OUTLOOK: Parish priest Father Mark Freeman inside Church of the Apostles looks to the future as the government shuts down churches. Picture: Scott Gelston.

For the first time Tasmanians may have to attend virtual services during the religious calendars' biggest holidays such as Easter and Ramadan but there are challenges for Passover.

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