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It's Time to Start Celebrating All Saints' Day

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All Saints' Day, which falls on November 1st, although it refers to the remembrance of the dead, is joyful in nature. On this day, we commemorate all those saved and those in heaven. "The coming November presents us with the difficult issues of death and the beautiful theme of heaven and the saints. We want to bring these truths closer to children, who are most susceptible to a distorted view of the ultimate things," emphasizes Fr. Andrzej Wolan…
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All Saints' Day, which falls on November 1st, although it refers to the remembrance of the dead, is joyful in nature. On this day, we commemorate all those saved and those in heaven. "The coming November presents us with the difficult issues of death and the beautiful theme of heaven and the saints. We want to bring these truths closer to children, who are most susceptible to a distorted view of the ultimate things," emphasizes Fr. Andrzej Wolan…

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debica24.pl broke the news on Wednesday, October 21, 2026.
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