Feast of All Saints in These titles mean nothing.

  • Nov. 1, 2022, 10:07 a.m.
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This is my favorite holiday. Or perhaps tomorrow is.

Today is the Feast of All Saints - every soul in heaven is celebrated. We must know some of them.

Tomorrow is the Feast of All Souls. It celebrates every soul - those in heaven, those on earth, and those in other places. That includes us and everyone we’ve ever known and everyone we haven’t known.


Jinn November 01, 2022

It’s a lovely sacred day . It’s a beautiful day for it too .

NorthernSeeker November 01, 2022

There are some souls I could not celebrate. Bad me.

Just Annie NorthernSeeker ⋅ November 01, 2022

Me, too. Not many, but enough.

patrisha November 02, 2022

Since I was raised as a Roman Catholic {as was said then when I was a child} this was brought to my mind as I felt then...
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noko November 02, 2022

I bet the All Souls Mass is beautiful.

gattaca November 05, 2022 (edited November 05, 2022)

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I participate in Dia de los Muertos, more or less having roots in the same tradition. Missed it this year though.
I think it's an important tradition.

Halloween - not so much.

ConnieK November 05, 2022

My MIL died on All Saints Day. I thought it was fitting. She was a wonderful woman.

woman in the moon ConnieK ⋅ November 09, 2022

I'm glad you and your motherinlaw got along well. Says a lot about both of you.

My motherinlaw and I got along ok - I wouldn't say well exactly. We had possession issues.
I hope I get along with my daughterinlaw - there was a rocky period but I think it's better now.

Serin November 21, 2022

The priests tell me that all the souls that go to purgatory need some amount of prayer to finish their redemption. And all souls is a chance for the people who are unprayed over to have someone add a penny to the piggy bank.

It feels like a weird passive-aggressive sort of redemption though. For God so loved you that he died for your sins but then required you to queue up before paradise. (shrug) I am not good at my faith.

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