What is All Souls Day?
All Souls Day is held on November 2nd, every year, commemorates baptized Christians who are believed to be in purgatory. The day is also commemorated as the Commemoration of All the Faithful Departed.
Both All Souls Day and the Day of the Dead honor the souls of the dearly departed. However, they are not the same, and there are significant differences between the two countries, and there are some significant differences between the two countries. In Mexico, the Day of the Dead began. This day, the departed's centennial is being commemorated. It's also a day of the dead trying to reunite with their loved ones for a short time..
Catholics are encouraged to pray for the souls of their loved ones on All Souls Day. Their souls may be in purgatory, so they do this because their souls may be in purgatory. Sinners are awaiting to be cleansed of their sins before ascending to heaven, and this is a temporary place of torture.. In 1170, the idea of purgatory first emerged during the Middle Ages. The teaching comes from a passage in the book of 2 Maccabees, which is included in the Catholic Bible. Souls die in purgatory if they are not in a perfect state of grace and communion with God when they die, according to Roman Catholics. They die in purgatory.
Most Protestant denominations observe All Souls Day because they do not believe in purgatory. Nevertheless, some protestant churches, such as the Anglicans, observe the day by praying for the dead.
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