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Archbishop Milan Zgrablić leads Mass on All Saints' Day in Zadar Cathedral
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Archbishop Milan Zgrablić led the Mass for the feast of All Saints on 1 November at the Cathedral of St. Stošija in Zadar.
During the celebration, Archbishop Zgrablić said the Church honors both saints named by the Church and those known only to God. He noted that these individuals include people of various nations and professions, including members of many families who may not have left recorded historical works but left behind love.
The Archbishop explained that holiness comes from God, whom he described as being set apart and above all things. He stated that the feast directs the Church toward the goal of life, which is to see God and live in his love. He added that those in heaven entered glory through the redemption of Christ following lives marked by struggle, good decisions, or martyrdom.
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- Official sourceZADAR: Nadbiskup Zgrablić predvodio misno slavlje na svetkovinu Svih svetih u katedrali sv. Stošije
Diocese of Zadar · Urednik
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