proclaiming
v.announcing something important or official to a large group of people. It is a strong way to say you are making a public statement.
v.announcing or declaring something officially, publicly, or emphatically. The present participle of 'proclaim'; takes a direct object or a 'that' clause.
“He is proclaiming his innocence to the crowd.”
“The government is proclaiming a new national holiday to celebrate the recent peace treaty.”
“By proclaiming these reforms from the steps of the capital, the leader sought to bypass the legislature and appeal directly to the frustrated populace.”
Transitive verb; often followed by a direct object or a 'that' clause to indicate the content of the announcement.
“Text appears proclaiming “the master of misfits returns”; the entire aesthetic seems skimmed from former Depp hits Sweeney Todd, Pirates of the Caribbean and Edward Scissorhands.”