PBS News Hour

How religious observances are adapting to social distancing

In April, millions of Christians, Jews and Muslims around the world mark Easter, Passover and Ramadan -- some of the holiest observances of the year. But how are followers of these religions expressing faith and community when the pandemic makes traditional gatherings impossible? John Yang reports.

How religious observances are adapting to social distancing

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