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|FeastDate=November 2 | |FeastDate=November 2 | ||
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|LiturgicalSeason=Ordinary Time | |LiturgicalSeason=Ordinary Time | ||
|AssociatedCountries=Universal | |AssociatedCountries=Universal | ||
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The '''Commemoration of All the Faithful Departed''', commonly known as All Souls' Day, is the annual [[feast]] in the [[Roman Rite]] dedicated to praying for all the faithful who have died and may be in [[Purgatory]]. Observed on November 2 according to the [[General Roman Calendar]], it immediately follows the [[Solemnity]] of [[All Saints]] on November 1. While not a [[Holy Day of Obligation]], the day emphasizes the Church's duty to intercede for the departed through [[Mass]] and supplication. | The '''Commemoration of All the Faithful Departed''', commonly known as All Souls' Day, is the annual [[feast]] in the [[Roman Rite]] dedicated to praying for all the faithful who have died and may be in [[Purgatory]]. Observed on November 2 according to the [[General Roman Calendar]], it immediately follows the [[Solemnity]] of [[All Saints]] on November 1. While not a [[Holy Day of Obligation]], the day emphasizes the Church's duty to intercede for the departed through [[Mass]] and supplication. | ||