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.
.Catholic AnswerRoman is an epithet first commonly used in England after the protestant revolt to describe the Catholic Church. It is rarely used by the Catholic Church. .Actually, Halloween refers to the following day's celebration of All Saints Day, on the first of November. Halloween is a contraction of the old English "All Hallow's Eve" which translates, in modern English to the evening before All Saints Day. The day after All Saints is All Souls Day.
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It isn't, Halloween is the evening before All Saints Day, other than proximity in the calendar, it has nothing whatsoever to do with All Souls Day.
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all souls day
because a long time ago Halloween was called all hallows eve. All meaning all hallows meaning souls and eve meaning night before. As you know the souls the people way back when were talking about the dead souls. So you get all hallows eve which later was said faster and became Halloween. Does that help you at all?
Halloween was originally All Souls Day or All Saints Day. The Church still celebrates it as All Souls Day.
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You are one of the best souls. (the other way is not english...inncorrect grammer,,,it would be saying you have multiple souls)
All Saints is the 1st of November. All Souls is the 2nd of November.
This is in Spanish .It means Souls from the Silence
All Saints is on the 1st of November, the day after Halloween. It is sometimes called All Hallows. Halloween is the Eve of All Hallows or All Hallows Evening. From Hallows Evening comes the word Halloween. All Souls is on the 2nd of November.