CHURCH: Truly magnificent. Italy may still be on lockdown, but world famous tenor, Andrea Bocelli, shared the gift of his extraordinary voice in a concert on Sunday from Milan's empty cathedral. The free "Music for Hope" concert was broadcasted on YouTube to celebrate Easter Sunday, and in the words of Milan's mayor, to warm the hearts of the world. And Pope Francis held Easter mass on Sunday inside a nearly deserted St. Peter's Basilica. The service was streamed around the world for the many Catholics still under social distancing rules. Along with the traditional Easter blessing, the pope also called for a global ceasefire and an end to weapon manufacturing during the pandemic. Actor Tom Hanks returned to host a special edition of "Saturday Night Live" just weeks after recovering from the coronavirus.</s>TOM HANKS, ACTOR: It is a strange time to try and be funny, but trying to be funny is SNL's whole thing, so we thought, what the heck, let's give it a shot! But, why me as host? Well, for one, I have been the celebrity canary in the coal mine for the coronavirus and ever since being diagnosed, I have been more like America's dad than ever before since no one wants to be around me very long and I make people uncomfortable.</s>CHURCH (voice-over): Well, actor Alec Baldwin also took part in the remote episode reprising his role as President Trump.</s>CHURCH: And thanks so much for watching "CNN Newsroom." I am Rosemary Church. I will be back with another hour of "CNN Newsroom" right after this short break. Stay with us.
Andrea Bocelli Performs Concert in Empty Duomo Cathedral; Pope Francis Streams Easter Mass and Calls for Global Ceasefire