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  1. www.liturgytools.net › 2012 › 10Hymns for All Saints Day (1 November) - LiturgyTools.net

    A selection of hymns and songs, based on themes from the Roman Catholic lectionary and traditional practices for the Feast of All Saints, years A, B and C.

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  3. missions.ewtn.com › sanitsandfeasts › allsaintsAll Saints Day | EWTN

    Nov. 01. All Saints Day. What is All Saints Day? All Saints Day honors the saints in Heaven – those who have been recognized by the Church as saints, as well as those who have not been canonized.

  4. anglicancompass.com › all-saints-day-a-rookieAll Saints' Day: A Rookie Anglican Guide - Anglican Compass

    • When Is All Saints’ Day?
    • Where Did All Saints’ Day Come from?
    • What Do We Do on All Saints?
    • Readings For All Saints’
    • Want to Learn More About All Saints’? Check Out These Resources.

    One of the seven principal feasts, All Saints’ traditionally begins at vespers on All Hallows’ Eve (Oct. 31, right about the time the neighborhood kids are showing in costume to ask for candy) and continues through the following day. Many of the traditions surrounding All Hallows’, All Saints’, and All Souls’ (or the Feast of the Faithful Departed,...

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    Despite its association with Halloween, a feast day of remembrance for all the saints and martyrs by far predates any of our modern Halloween traditions. Formal observation is said to have begun in Ireland, gradually moving south toward Rome and being made “official” during the 9th century. Informally, similar celebrations have been part of the lif...

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    As a principal feast day, many Anglican churches will celebrate a full eucharistic liturgy on All Saints’ day. It is also common to have Baptisms on All Saints’ Day (or the Sunday after Nov. 1). Often, a Liturgy of the Saints will be included to call to mind and give thanks for specific saints, historical and modern. Symbolizing the shining robes o...

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    Sunday/Holy Communion Readings: 1. Ecclesiasticus 44:1-14 or Rev 7:9-17 2. Ps 149 3. Rev 7:9-17 or Eph 1:(11-14)15-23 4. Matt 5:1-12 or Luke 6:20-26(27-36) Daily Office Readings: 1. Psalm 1 and Psalm 15 2. Hebrews 11:32-12:2 3. Acts 8:26-end

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    “What is All Saints’ Day?”(Anglican Pastor)
    “All Saints’ Day: A Collect Reflection”(Anglican Pastor)
    “The Ache of All Saints'”(Anglican Pastor)
    “All Hallows Eve & All Saints’ Day: Anglican Links and Quotations”(The Homely Hours)

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  5. www.godwhospeaks.uk › origins-of-all-saints-dayWhat are the Origins of All Saints’ Day? - The God Who Speaks

    The saints show us that holiness is not just holding on to the right ideas or belonging to the right group so much as being “hidden with Christ in God” (Colossians 3:3). Since the closer we get to Christ, the closer we get to God and to all those in the love of God in Christ. This is the peace the world of itself can never give.

  6. www.christianity.com › church › church-historyWhat is All Saints' Day? Meaning and History of November 1st

    All Saints Day is a Christian holiday of honoring Saints who have passed on to the afterlife usually observed on November 1st. Learn what the Bible tells us about the saints of the Christian church.

  7. www.churchofengland.org › allAll Saints' Day | The Church of England

    St. Matthew 5.1-12. Jesus, seeing the multitudes, went up into a mountain; and when he was set, his disciples came unto him. And he opened his mouth, and taught them, saying, Blessed are the poor in spirit: for theirs is the kingdom of heaven. Blessed are they that mourn: for they shall be comforted.

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  9. www.vatican.va › content › francescoAngelus, 1st November 2020, Solemnity of All Saints | Francis

    Nov 1, 2020 · This immense family of faithful disciples of Christ has a Mother, the Virgin Mary. We venerate her under the title Queen of All Saints; but she is first of all the Mother who teaches each one of us to welcome and follow her Son.