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The Tradition of All Saints’ Day Changes without Losing Its Essence

November 1st is still marked on the calendar, although not everyone lives it the same way. There are those who go to Mass, who bring flowers to the cemetery and who pass the holiday without participating in any of those customs. The date remains, but its meaning has changed.
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November 1st is still marked on the calendar, although not everyone lives it the same way. There are those who go to Mass, who bring flowers to the cemetery and who pass the holiday without participating in any of those customs. The date remains, but its meaning has changed.

·Bilbao, Spain
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Noticias de Navarra broke the news in Pamplona, Spain on Sunday, November 1, 2026.
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