Mary has via the Mary Foundation send out a message:
https://www.maryfonden.dk/da/paaskehilsen
I think it will eventually be in English, but here is an excerpt:
"These past four weeks have been some of the most different and tumultuous times I have experienced. I think most of us feel that way. Our familiar world and day to day lives have suddenly become completely different.
Now it' Easter, and that too will be completely different, that it use to be.
Some of the things that affects me the most, and which I can tell affect many others as well, is missing friends, family, colleagues and others who normally play a role in our day to day lives. That can be even more obvious for us right now in the Days of Easter, where we usually get together with our nearest.
We sense perhaps a little of the want, that so many people in our society live with on a daily basis. Loneliness is indeed the day to day reality for quite a few Danes."
Mary goes on to sum up what the Mary Foundation has been doing in the respect over the past two years.
She ends by saying:
"If we are going to get through this crisis together and alleviate the consequences on the other side, it will take something from all of us.
Already now I see a lot of good initiatives from organizations and individuals, who do what they can to reach out to those who suffer most social deprivation right now. I'm truly delighted about that and I hope we will continue to stand together, even if we are not allowed to be physically close to each other.
Perhaps the extended break during Easter can be an occasion to make an extra call to someone who is alone, or to send a friendly greeting in other ways. A little gesture sending a signal saying that - you are not alone - can make a big difference."
Happy Easter
HRH Crown Princess Mary