In remembrance of Sri Lanka’s Easter Sunday attack victims
Pictures by Sanka Vidanagama
A little girl Minudi Menulya from the Sri Lankan community places a candle as she attends a special mass for the victims of Sri Lanka's serial suicide bomb attacks, at Saints Teresa's church in Christchurch, New Zealand on April 25, 2019. The Islamic State claimed responsibility for the wave of highly coordinated bombings hit Sri Lanka on Easter Sunday killing more than 350 and over 500 injured. (Sanka VIDANAGAMA)
A little girl Minudi Menulya from the Sri Lankan community prays during a special mass for the victims of Sri Lanka's serial suicide bomb attacks, at Saints Teresa's church in Christchurch, New Zealand on April 25, 2019. The Islamic State claimed responsibility for the wave of highly coordinated bombings hit Sri Lanka on Easter Sunday killing more than 350 and over 500 injured. (Sanka VIDANAGAMA)
Members of the Sri Lankan community and residents hold candles as they pray for the victims of Sri Lanka's serial suicide bomb attacks, at Saints Teresa's church in Christchurch, New Zealand on April 25, 2019. The Islamic State claimed responsibility for the wave of highly coordinated bombings hit Sri Lanka on Easter Sunday killing more than 350 and over 500 injured. (Sanka VIDANAGAMA)
Members of the Sri Lankan community pray for the victims of Sri Lanka's serial suicide bomb attacks, at Saints Teresa's church in Christchurch, New Zealand on April 25, 2019. The Islamic State claimed responsibility for the wave of highly coordinated bombings hit Sri Lanka on Easter Sunday killing more than 350 and over 500 injured. (Sanka VIDANAGAMA)
Canta Lankans Association organized a special mass to remember all victims of suicide bomb attacks that happened on Easter Sunday.
All the members of the Sri Lankan community gathered to St. Teresa’s church in Christchurch with candles and flowers to remember everyone who passed away and wishes speedy recovery for everyone who got injured.
