Liturgy
All Saints Day Points to End of Our Life’s Journey: Heaven’s Eternal Love
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The Solemnity of All Saints celebrates the completed journey of the faithful who live eternally with God in heaven. This feast marks the triumph of the saints over the struggles of earthly life.
The Gospel reading for the liturgy features St. Matthew’s account of the Beatitudes. These blessings provide promises and resolutions for followers of Christ, often involving the pursuit of difficult goods or the need for perseverance through challenging life situations.
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