The Senate Resolution introduced by Mastriano on April 17, 2025, seeks to reaffirm Good Friday as a state holiday in Pennsylvania, emphasizing its significance within the Christian faith. The resolution highlights Good Friday as a day of solemn commemoration of the crucifixion of Jesus Christ, who is believed to have sacrificed Himself for the redemption of humanity. It notes that Christians from various denominations across the Commonwealth observe this day through worship and reflection, and it aligns with the recognition of Good Friday as a holiday in several other states.

The resolution argues that maintaining Good Friday as a legal holiday allows Pennsylvanians to observe the day freely, fostering communal worship and family gatherings without workplace interference. It asserts that this recognition honors the Commonwealth's historical and religious heritage while reinforcing the moral and spiritual foundations of its society. Ultimately, the resolution calls for the Senate to officially reaffirm Good Friday as a state holiday, acknowledging its enduring significance in the lives of many residents.