HomeScheduleNewsCabinetActionsDocumentsNominationsTopicsHistory

Search the White House

Find cabinet members, executive orders, nominations, topics, and staff.

WhiteHouse.wiki

The Executive Branch

WhiteHouse.wiki

Explore

  • Home
  • Schedule
  • News
  • Cabinet
  • Actions
  • Documents
  • Nominations
  • Topics
  • History
  • About

    • Methodology
    • Privacy Policy
    • Terms of Service
    • Health
    • Share your feedback

      Help us improve by sharing your thoughts, reporting issues, or suggesting features.

      Describe the issue or feature request. Your current page will automatically be included.

      If you'd like a response, please enter your email.

    Network

    • Congress.wiki
    • SCOTUS.wiki

    This is not an official White House website.

    RSS·

    © 2026 PLEJ LLC

    White House Document

    Statement

    Statement

    June 1, 2026

    Official White House source preserved alongside a plain-English summary and topic tags.

    Open official source
    Statement

    Presidential Message on Global Coptic Day

    On Global Coptic Day, we celebrate the enduring faith, time-honored traditions, and remarkable resilience of the Coptic Orthodox Church.

    Text

    On Global Coptic Day, we celebrate the enduring faith, time-honored traditions, and remarkable resilience of the Coptic Orthodox Church.

    More than 2,000 years ago, the Holy Family fled to Egypt and sought refuge from persecution, blessing the land that later became home to one of the world’s oldest Christian communities. When Saint Mark the Evangelist began spreading the Gospel in Egypt decades later, he planted a seed that would grow into the extraordinary Coptic Orthodox Church.

    Today, Coptic Christians throughout the United States enrich our national life through their devotion to God, love of family, and steadfast witness to the blessings of faith and freedom. Yet throughout the world, Coptic Christians have faced the oppression of empires, persecution, and unspeakable violence—from martyrs like Saint Maurice in the ancient world to the 21 Coptic construction workers brutally executed by ISIS terrorists on a Libyan beach just 11 years ago. The violent persecution of Christians is a barbaric evil, and my Administration remains firmly committed to ending it in all its forms.

    As President, I proudly established the Religious Liberty Commission to safeguard the free exercise of faith and protect the fundamental rights of religious believers across our country. The Commission is also tasked with working to further the cause of religious liberty around the world. America stands as the ultimate example of freedom to the world, and we will always defend the right of every person to live out their faith openly, freely, and without fear.

    As we celebrate 250 glorious years of American Independence, Global Coptic Day stands as a profound testament to a truth written in the very soul of this Republic—that the free exercise of religion is the cornerstone of our constitutional way of life, the first freedom enshrined by our Founders, and the liberty every tyrant has always feared and sought to destroy. The faithful of the Coptic Orthodox Church, who have carried their cross through centuries of fire and suffering to emerge stronger each time, remind every American what it truly means to stand firm in faith, endure with courage, and trust in the providence of Almighty God.

    Connected topics

    Topic links are still being enriched for this document.

    Source and evidence

    Every page keeps the official source prominent so readers can check the original White House publication directly.

    WhiteHouse.wiki also explains where AI summaries and topic tags are used, and where they are not.

    Read official sourceRead methodology
    WhiteHouse.wiki

    The Executive Branch

    WhiteHouse.wiki

    Color Theme

    Explore

    • Home
    • Schedule
    • News
    • Cabinet
    • Actions
    • Documents
    • Nominations
    • Topics
    • History

    About

    • Methodology
    • Privacy Policy
    • Terms of Service
    • Health
    • Share your feedback

      Help us improve by sharing your thoughts, reporting issues, or suggesting features.

      Describe the issue or feature request. Your current page will automatically be included.

      If you'd like a response, please enter your email.

    Network

    • Congress.wiki
    • SCOTUS.wiki

    This is not an official White House website.

    RSS·

    © 2026 PLEJ LLC

    Search the White House

    Find cabinet members, executive orders, nominations, topics, and staff.

    HomeScheduleNewsCabinetActionsDocumentsNominationsTopicsHistory