All Saints Day is celebrated by the Catholic Church, a Feast Day and Holy Day of Obligation where as Catholics attend Mass in honor and remember all those Saints know and unknown, mostly unknown. We visit the graves of our deceased relatives and friends offering prayers and flowers, and also clean and repair graves.
All Saints Day, or "All Hallows," started by Pope Boniface IV on may 13, about 610 AD, was a religious festival (holy day) began and celebrated to honor and remember those Christians throughout history, especially the martyred.
The day after Hallowe'en is All Saints' Day.
All Saints' Day is celebrated on November 1 each year.
All Saints Day is celebrated anywhere in the world where there is a Catholic community.
November 1 is All Saints Day
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November 1 is the feast of All Saints.
We tend to give importance to only a few saints and remember them on their special day where as all the remaining saints are forgotten. To remember all the unknown saints this day is celebrated in their honour.
It is celebrated every year on November 1.
All Saints Day is observed on November 1. All Souls Day is on November 2.
On the first of November, All Saints' Day is celebrated in many Christian denominations. It is a day to honor and remember all the saints, both known and unknown, who have lived and died in faith. It is a time to reflect on their lives and the example they have set for believers.
The feasts are celebrated where ever there are Catholics or members of the Eastern Orthodox churches.