
Four Ways to Celebrate ‘Holywins’ With Your Family on the Eve of All Saints
It’s customary for children to dress up as their favorite saints, to discuss the exemplary lives of the saints, and to remind children of the call to sainthood.
It’s customary for children to dress up as their favorite saints, to discuss the exemplary lives of the saints, and to remind children of the call to sainthood.
While skulls and skeletons have assumed a scary, morbid and often occultish connection, the religious sister says that’s not the case if viewed with the right frame of mind.
COMMENTARY: People want to believe in ghosts for a simple reason: It provides proof of the immortality of the human soul.
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