Day of Fines: How Did This Tradition Arise in the Catholic Church
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National holiday, Finados Day, celebrated on Monday, November 2nd, originated in the 2nd century. The religious date is dedicated to prayers and tributes to the souls of dead friends and relatives. The word "Finished" originates in the Latin finatus, which means "that which has come to an end". For the Catholic Church, more than [...] The post Finados Day: how this tradition arose in the Catholic Church appeared first in the Northern Tribune.
Religious date began in the 2nd century and was formalized in 998, with the creation of a day dedicated to prayers for souls of the deceased faithful
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Date is dedicated to prayers and tributes to dead friends and relatives; in some places, it is common for Masses to be celebrated in the graveyards themselves
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