Day of the Faithful Dead, Saintly November 2: The Commemoration that Remembers and Prays for the Souls of Purgatory
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After the feast of November 1, the date on which the Day of All Saints is celebrated, another relevant date is commemorated in the ecclesiastical calendar: the Day of the Dead. These are two events that may sometimes get confused, but that have differences, despite the fact that in [...] The entry What is the origin of the Day of the Faithful Dead? was first published in First Edition.
From the ancient Christian commemorations to the choice of the date of November 2nd, the history and traditions of the Day of the Dead in Italy
We owe the spiritual day of November 2 — the memorial of the faithful dead — to the initiative of a saint — the Benedictine Abbot of Cluny St. Odilon. The Holy Mother Church gives an important place in her worship to all those who have died “in the sign of faith” — as believers. In every Mass, in the Eucharistic prayer, she remembers the deceased and prays for them. The death of believers [...] The publication Dušni dan — The memory of all the f…
2 NOVEMBER, THE DAY OF CHRISTIAN CHARITY. Today the Church commemorates the Dead: an ancient appeal, from St Augustine to St Odylon In the aftermath of the
The Catholic Church commemorates all the faithful who died on November 2. The Day of Assumption is a time of special prayer to God so that the dead may share in Christ's victory over death. This is especially true of those who, after death, need purification in love, that is, purgatory, which is the “vestibule of heaven”. The dogma of purgatory was proclaimed by the Church at the Council of Lyon in 1274. Article The Day of Suffocation — where di…
Tradition linked to the Catholic liturgy dates back to the Middle Ages and succeeds the celebrations of All Saints
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