Tag: All Saints Day
Holiness is becoming fully human, fully alive
The saints were not people who escaped being human. They were people who let God finish the work of making them human
Kuwentong Peyups | Remembering the desaparecidos during Undas
Desaparecidos are “neither dead nor alive” in a physical sense, leaving families with no body to bury or a specific cemetery, grave or known resting place to visit
Cardinal David finds holiness in Filipino way of remembering dead loved...
Cardinal Pablo Virgilio David says Filipinos honor the dead not with sorrow but with love that endures beyond death.
Honoring those who used to be voiceless: Thoughts on All Saints’...
The voicelessness of ordinary people in our collective memory goes hand-in-hand with our tendency to romanticize the canonized saints
Living and Holy, Holy People
"Why bring flowers that can't smell them? Why bring food that can't be eaten? Why still light a candle that cannot be seen? ”
Filipinos throng cemeteries for All Saints’ Day
In the deeply religious Philippines, the day is a public holiday to enable people to travel hours to visit gravesites in far-flung areas
Here is what Pope Francis is doing for the week of...
Since All Saints’ Day falls on a Wednesday this year, Francis will not hold his usual weekly general audience.
Filipinos flock to cemeteries for All Saints’ Day
It was the first time since the start of the pandemic that cemeteries were open on November 1 for the ancient Christian tradition
Photos: Philippines marks All Saints’ Day with ‘parade of saints’
The Church encourages parents to dress their children like saints to create a deeper awareness of the lives of holy men and women
Photos: Preparing the tombs of loved ones ahead of ‘Undas’
The annual tradition that combines Catholic religious rites with the country’s penchant for festivity is popularly called ‘Undas’


















