In this post, we will know what are the significance, origin of the famous All Saints Day.
Every year on November 1st, Christians commemorate All Saints’ Day, a day dedicated to honouring all saints, both known and unknown. Here’s a quick rundown:
Origins and Significance: All Saints’ Day is a day to honour saints, even those who are not formally canonised, and it has its roots in early Christian history. This occasion serves as a means of commemorating and honouring their lives, virtues, and contributions to Christianity.
Observance: Christians go to church on this day and may also pay their condolences at loved ones’ graves. Today is a day for introspection, prayer, and commemoration.
Relation to Halloween: Halloween, also known as All Hallows’ Eve, is celebrated on October 31st. There is a tight connection between All Saints’ Day and Halloween. Halloween is followed by All Saints’ Day and All Souls’ Day (November 2nd), creating a three-day observance that includes remembering the deceased.
