Packing the churches on Easter Sunday is a total win in Trump's mind. He gets the dramatic visual and the big win, and a bunch of people showing faith in him, probably literally thanking him in their prayers... and the consequences are delayed.
The lack of immediate consequences means they're a problem for another day. Nothing directly, visually connects them to those packed churches on Easter. He can play it off, or try to.
Trump likes declaring things. Infrastructure weeks, investigations, plans, signings. Victories. He'll declare victory on Easter Sunday, and his plan for the flare-up that follows will be: declare victory over that, too.
