White House renews promise to defend Christianity in US during Holy Week



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The White House is planning an “extraordinary” Holy Week celebration, with President Donald Trump participating in events to honor Easter, emphasizing a commitment to defending Christianity in various sectors. On Palm Sunday, Trump will issue a presidential Easter proclamation directly addressing Christians and highlighting the importance of the holiday.


Activities during the week include hosting an Easter dinner featuring hymns, opera and prayers, and a staff worship service at the White House on Holy Thursday with participation from various religious leaders. Trump’s acknowledgment of Holy Week emphasizes reflection for Christians on Jesus Christ’s sacrifice and resurrection, stating, “History was forever changed in the moment of Jesus Christ’s Resurrection.”

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