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Father Amadeu Matias spoke on the upcoming All Souls' Day observance
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The Church will celebrate All Souls' Day on Monday, November 2. Father Amadeu Matias stated that the day is a time for faith and hope in new life through Jesus and for living as those who are resurrected.
The Catholic tradition of All Souls' Day remembers the deceased faithful. While the date is marked by the pain of loss and longing, it invites the faithful to understand death through the lens of the resurrection.
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- Official sourceIgreja celebra Dia de Finados: “fé e esperança na vida nova em Jesus, viver como ressuscitados”, afirma padre Amadeu Matias
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