On 2 November, the Catholic Church celebrates All Souls' Day, a day dedicated to commemorating all the faithful who have passed away. Also known as "Commemoration of All the Faithful Departed", this day is deeply rooted in Christian tradition. It provides a special time to pray, meditate and pay tribute to all those who have left this world, especially those who, according to the Catholic faith, are on the road to purification while waiting to enter into full communion with God in eternal life. Read more...

November 1 and November 2 are two important days in the Christian tradition, often confused but with distinct meanings: All Saints' Day, on November 1, and All Souls' Day, on November 2. Although these holidays are linked, each has its own meaning and symbolism. Read more...

Lord God,On this day when we celebrate the feast of All Saints, we thank You for this great spiritual family, the communion of saints, which transcends time and space. We praise You for all those who have lived in faith, for the known and unknown saints, who have entered Your glory and now share the light of Your Kingdom. Read more...

Oh you, Saint Joseph,silent guardian of the Redeemer,faithful husband of the Virgin Mary,adoptive father of the Son of God,I turn to you with trust and love. Read more...

The novena candle dedicated to the Miraculous Virgin is a symbol of prayer and devotion to the Virgin Mary, particularly under the title of "Virgin of the Miraculous Medal". This candle, lit as part of a novena, accompanies the faithful in their prayers over a period of nine days, a time of intensive and persevering prayer. It is often used to ask for special graces, blessings, protection from evil or healing, and to thank the Virgin Mary for her intercession. Read more...