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All Saints Day
The Solemnity of All Saints, All Hallows, and Hallowmas are the Roman Catholic Church's names for what most people call All Saints' Day.See the related link listed below for more information:
"All saints day" is the day given to November 1 (the day right after halloween).
All Saints (Hallows) Day
The dates of Reformation Day and Halloween are mere coincidence. Reformation Day did not "transform" into Halloween, and is a separate holiday.
Halloween became a holiday in 1870.
Ash Wednesday comes the day after Mardi Gras and marks the beginning of Lent. It is a Holy Day but not of obligation. Catholics are not required to assist at Mass but many do, or, at the very least, attend a service at which ashes are imposed.
Halloween is a yearly holiday observed around the world on October 31, the night before All Saints' Day.
In Arabic, Happy Halloween is translated to e'ed jamee' al-qiddiseen. This means All Saints holiday in the Arabic language. While not traditionally an Arab holiday, many Arab Americans and Canadians celebrate Halloween.
Halloween is a holiday; you cannot cancel such a big holiday that quickly.
Hallow's eve. The night before All Saints, which is where it got its name "All Hallow's Eve" - All Hallows is an old English term for All Saints, and thus it was the evening before All Saints. The civic, secular, Halloween is a horrible corruption of the true Halloween. (Because it focuses on demons and ghosts in place of God's Holy Ones. This ruins the meaning of it)