RE: LeoThread 2024-11-12 13:09
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1/🧵 how do you and your family celebrate this year's all saint celebration? is it a popular celebration in your country? do you think is right to celebrate the saint?
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2/🧵 All Saints is a celebration celebrated by the Catholic Church. It is a period to remember all the people who lived a holy life where they were still on earth before the die and come saint. The saint that we always celebrate on 1st November is the day the Catholics celebrate the people who lived a holy life, and it is called All Saints. They lived a life that is worth eliminating the suffering because of the gospel and lived a generous lifestyle.
3/🧵 How do you celebrate the all saint with your family? do your country celebrate the all saint or is it only a celebration celebrated by the catholic? i will like to read your post on this below is link to my post.
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