The article reflects on the significance of Holy Week in the Christian tradition while expressing discontent with contemporary political actions that mirror historical betrayals. It contrasts the joy traditionally associated with Easter festivities against the backdrop of persecution exemplified by characters from the Gospels. Criticism is specifically directed towards President Trump's policies and rhetoric regarding undocumented immigrants, likening them to historical figures who perpetrated harm for their gain. The juxtaposition aims to invoke a deeper consideration of moral responsibility amid current debates surrounding immigration.
Easter is supposed to be a happy time, but all I can think of is the people who persecuted Jesus.
Even if you're not a Christian, you're probably familiar with the Holy Week sayings and characters that illustrate the worst of humanity.
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