Toussaint
| Toussaint | |
|---|---|
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| Fra Angelico, The precursors of Christ with the saints and martyrs, 1423-1424 | |
| Observed | the Catholic |
| Type | Religious Celebration |
| Meaning | Celebration of All Saints |
| Date | November 1 |
| Observances | prayers |
| Related | Commemoration of Faithful Departed |
All Saints is a Catholic festival celebrated on November 1 , during which the Roman Catholic Church honoring all saints , known and unknown History This festival has long held after the Easter holidays or after Pentecost. In the fifth century , it is celebrated in Syria on Friday of Easter
After the transformation of the Roman Pantheon into a Christian shrine, the Pope Boniface IV consecrated, 13 May 610 , under the name of the church and St. Mary-of-martyrs. Boniface IV and wanted to commemorate all the Christian martyrs whose bodies were honored at Yasukuni. The Feast of All Saints was then celebrated May 13, the anniversary of the dedication of this church dedicated to the martyrs .
It is perhaps from the eighth century it was celebrated on November 1, when Pope Gregory III Dedication in honor of All Saints, a chapel of St. Peter's Basilica in Rome .
On the advice of Gregory IV , Emperor Louis the Pious instituted the feast of All Saints throughout the Empire Carolingian Significance This festival is based on biblical texts such as, inter alia, the Apocalypse of John (Rev., 7, 2-14), the first letter of John (ch. 3) and the Gospel according to St. Matthew (c. 5, 1-12) on the Beatitudes ( Mt 5. 1-12 ). It is dedicated to all saints. "This group not only celebrating all saints canonized, that is to say those which the Church provides, hiring authority, they are in the Glory of God, but also all those who in fact and Many more are in the divine beatitude "(Dom Robert Le Gall) . It is therefore all persons canonized or not, who have been sanctified by the exercise of charity, the host of mercy and the gift of divine grace . This festival reminds all the faithful, the universal vocation to holiness . The Saints should not be confused with the Commemoration of the faithful departed , celebrated the next day. The latter is a legacy of monastic reading the "roll of the dead": the mention of the brothers of a monastery or a religious order, the anniversary of their deaths. It was inaugurated by Odilon, Abbot of Cluny in the eleventh century. However, the fact that in France, November 1, All Saints Day is a holiday, the use is established to commemorate the dead that day instead of 2 November, as evidenced by the centuries-old tradition of candles and candles in the cemeteries, and since the nineteenth century and the flowering, with chrysanthemums , tombs on All Saints Day (event particularly well represented in the painting La Toussaint painter Emile Friant ), both gestures symbolizing the happy life after death. During the period of Toussaint, the entire peasant family, including children, had gathered to hand harvest the potatoes. During the harvest, which applies only to the northern hemisphere, many children were missing school, where the progressive introduction of autumn holidays once called "holiday sweet" . These traditional sayings, sometimes questionable, do reflect a reality that for temperate countries of the northern hemisphere :
Saints Holidays
Regional sayings about the weather in early November
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