Churches across the states have temporarily shut down. Easter, Passover and Ramdan are all rapidly approaching and many will not be able to gather and celebrate.&nbsp;
This hour, we talk to religious leaders and learn how they're navigating worship and virtual religious services.
Are you finding a way to celebrate the holidays during the coronavirus pandemic?&nbsp; Are you feeling the need for some spiritual guidance during this difficult time?&nbsp;
GUESTS:
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<li>Tamsin Jones&nbsp;- Associate Professor of Religious Studies, Trinity College</li>
<li>Rabbi Debra Cantor&nbsp;- B&rsquo;nai Tikvoh-Sholom Synagoge&nbsp;</li>
<li>Refai Arefin&nbsp;- Imam at the Islamic Association of Greater Hartford - Berlin Mosque</li>
<li>Sister Maria of Angels&nbsp;-&nbsp; Dominican Monastery of Our Lady of Grace in Guilford, Connecticut</li>
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