All Saints and All Souls

We have some awesome feast days coming up this next week, Nov. 1st is the Solemnity of All Saints Day and Nov. 2nd is All Souls Day. Try to attend Mass one of these days and I think you will be moved by the depth of these special feast days.

Simply put, All Saints Day is a time to thank God for all the Saints who have gone to heaven before us and to ask them to pray for us.

All Souls Day is a time for us to remember those have gone on to eternal life before us and to pray for them.

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Anonymous said…
Thank you to the sisters who came to our parish this weekend in Tijeras, NM with the lovely note cards.
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