Bishop believes Easter message resonates with all
The commercialisation of Easter can go hand-in-hand with its traditional meaning.
That's from Lord Bishop Peter Eagles who has been discussing what message the church sends at this time of year.
He believes the core values of Easter - compassion, care, love and forgiveness - can resonate with those who have a different religion to Christianity or no religion at all.
He says any participation in the occasion can't be seen as bad:
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