P@rousie recalled that All Saints' Day celebrated, according to him, the saints in heavenly joy and not all the dead, to whom November 2 was dedicated. He traced the evolution of the feast: celebrated on different dates after Easter or Pentecost, it was said to have been moved by Pope Boniface IV and then fixed on November 1 by Gregory III in the 8th century. He described All Saints' Day as a celebration of those who had lived in love and humility and worked for the good of others, concluding that it was also a feast of love. #Toussaint #Fête #Amour (translated)
