House Resolution No. recognizes August 29, 2025, as a Day of Prayer and Remembrance in Louisiana, marking the twentieth anniversary of Hurricane Katrina. The resolution reflects on the catastrophic impact of the hurricane, which resulted in significant loss of life and widespread destruction across the Gulf Coast, particularly in Orleans, St. Bernard, and Jefferson Parishes. It recalls President George W. Bush's proclamation of September 16, 2005, as a National Day of Prayer and Remembrance, emphasizing the importance of supporting those affected and encouraging compassion and solidarity among Americans.

The resolution calls upon all Louisianians to honor the memories of those lost during Hurricane Katrina and to recognize the efforts of individuals and organizations that provided assistance in the aftermath of the disaster. By designating this day, the House of Representatives aims to foster a spirit of remembrance and gratitude for the resilience of the communities impacted by the storm.