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The '''All Saints''' [[solemnity]], also known as the Solemnity of All Saints or All Hallows, is the principal [[feast]] in the [[Roman Rite]] that honors all the saints in heaven, both known and unknown. Celebrated annually on November 1 according to the [[General Roman Calendar]], it follows [[All Souls' Day]] on November 2 and forms part of the concluding phase of the [[liturgical year]] in [[Ordinary Time]]. As a [[Holy Day of Obligation]] in many [[dioceses]], the faithful are required to attend [[Mass]]. | |||
According to the *General Roman Calendar* (2002 edition), All Saints ranks as a solemnity, taking precedence over Sundays in Ordinary Time when November 1 falls on a Sunday. The celebration includes proper liturgical texts in the [[Missale Romanum]], with the [[Gloria]] and [[Creed]] recited at Mass. The feast underscores the communion of saints and invites the Church on earth to venerate the entire heavenly court. | |||
The origins of All Saints trace to early Christian commemorations of martyrs, evolving into a universal feast by the 9th century. It reflects the Church's belief in the sanctity achieved by countless faithful, as articulated in the [[Catechism of the Catholic Church]]. | |||
==Liturgical observance== | ==Liturgical observance== | ||
The [[Mass]] for the Solemnity of All Saints uses white or gold vestments. The [[Gloria]] is sung or recited, and the [[Creed]] is professed. The [[Lectionary]] provides proper readings: Apocalypse 7:2–4, 9–14 (first reading), 1 John 3:1–3 (second reading), and Matthew 5:1–12a (Gospel, the Beatitudes).{{cite book|title=Missale Romanum|edition=editio typica tertia|publisher=Libreria Editrice Vaticana|year=2002}} {{cite book|title=Lectionary for Mass|volume=III|publisher=United States Conference of Catholic Bishops|year=2002}} | The [[Mass]] for the Solemnity of All Saints uses white or gold vestments. The [[Gloria]] is sung or recited, and the [[Creed]] is professed. The [[Lectionary]] provides proper readings: Apocalypse 7:2–4, 9–14 (first reading), 1 John 3:1–3 (second reading), and Matthew 5:1–12a (Gospel, the Beatitudes).{{cite book|title=Missale Romanum|edition=editio typica tertia|publisher=Libreria Editrice Vaticana|year=2002}} {{cite book|title=Lectionary for Mass|volume=III|publisher=United States Conference of Catholic Bishops|year=2002}} | ||