Overview
- The White House has announced a detailed schedule for Holy Week, including a Palm Sunday proclamation, a Holy Week video message, an Easter dinner, and a staff worship service.
- President Trump reaffirmed his commitment to defending Christianity in the U.S., emphasizing religious liberty and protection of faith in schools, the military, and government institutions.
- The events will feature prominent faith leaders, musical performances by the Marine Corps Band and Liberty University, and prayers led by figures like Rev. Franklin Graham and Pastor Paula White.
- The newly created White House Faith Office organized the celebration, fulfilling Trump's campaign promise to institutionalize religious observance in the administration.
- The Holy Week celebration marks a sharp departure from previous administrations, contrasting with the Biden White House’s secular focus, such as celebrating Transgender Day of Visibility during Easter in 2024.