Wishing a blessed and holy Easter, the president says that this greatest Christian holiday “has always given people faith in the victory of light and good, as well as a new beginning.”
“This year we are celebrating Easter with wounds that have yet to be healed as a result of the earthquakes and the pandemic in our Homeland, but also exposed to challenges and threats to peace, threats we believed were in the past.”
“Confronted once again with war losses and the suffering of people in Europe, our common home, all of us in Croatia are quite aware of the meaning and the value of peace among people and nations,” says the Croatian head of state.
He also underscores that “for the faithful, Easter is a time to contemplate one’s personal choices and reflect on one’s actions.”
“Let us accept the principles of good and love as a path towards strengthening mutual solidarity and understanding in the hope that all people will celebrate Easter, the greatest Christian feast, in peace and joy, surrounded by family and friends,” says Milanović who at the end of his message wished a happy and blessed Easter to all who are celebrating this holiday in Croatia and abroad, “and to all our fellow Croats in Bosnia and Herzegovina.”
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