The dates of Reformation Day and Halloween are mere coincidence. Reformation Day did not "transform" into Halloween, and is a separate holiday.
It didn't. All saints day comes after Halloween, in early November.
All Saints day has been on the calender of the reformed Church of England since the reformation. Halloween is Eve of All Saints, that is technically the beginning of the feast.
There is no connection. The reformation in 1517 was led by Martin Luther and the 95 Thesis. Halloween was led by the ancient Celts to scare away last year's ghosts.
Halloween of 1517
This was the day that Martin Luther nailed his 95 Theses document to the door of the town's cathedral, questioning the practice of selling indulgences. It was the "spark" that began the Protestant Reformation, October 31, 1517.
Actually, the Church did not become associated with Halloween, Halloween is the descendant of people who were celebrated the vigil of All Saints Day, or in old English, All Hallow's Eve. Thus our modern Halloween comes from a Church celebration.
Halloween day is October 31.
Halloween or Hallows day was created in Ireland.
Halloween in 1993 was on a Sunday.
Halloween is October 31. no du
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All Saints Day is the Christian holiday the day after Halloween.