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6 Lessons on Love for All Saints Day
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ChurchPOP published a reflection for All Saints Day detailing lessons on love through the lives of various saints.
The article highlights the devotion of Blessed Carlo Acutis, who viewed the Blessed Mother as the primary woman in his life. It also references the spiritual experiences of Saint Catherine of Siena, who described the Eucharist as a burning sun, and Saint Margaret Mary Alacoque, who experienced visions of the Sacred Heart of Jesus as a living furnace.
The text notes that the feast of a saint marks the day they were born into God's design. It concludes by stating that all people are called to sainthood.
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