In his Easter message His Lordship Bishop Francis Alleyne OSB says that as Easter People, we are called to take up the stance that has been strong in our tradition, namely the readiness to explore and commit to the best ways of being. His Easter wish therefore, is that together we live and plant the seeds of what is most genuine and authentic. The message is given in full below: “New ways of being Church in a Digital Milieu” is the title of a Pastoral Letter recently published by the Bishops of the Antilles. The letter describes some of the realities of our Caribbean region in an age when digital technology is very available and developed to the point that we make references to cyber space and cyber citizens. The document quotes from a publication with the title “Cybertheology: Thinking Christianity in the Era of the Internet.” A quote from this book says “The Internet … has evolved into a cultural environment that determines a style of thought, creating new territories and new types of education, contributing also to the definition of a new way to stimulate the intelligence and to tighten relationships. It is a way to live in and organize our world. It is not a separate environment, but it is becoming ever more integrated into our everyday lives”. A pertinent question is “How can we best be Church in this environment?”