Below is an overview of All Souls' Day — and how it is celebrated around the world. Each year, Nov. 2 marks All Souls' Day in the Catholic Church, dedicated to remembering those who have died.

(Sanghamitra Sarkar/2016 Sony World Photography Awards) All Souls’ Day is observed on November 2. It is a day of remembrance and intercession for the departed souls. From history to significance ...

As part of commemorating the faithful departed on All Souls’ Day, Nov. 2 — traditionally known in countries like Mexico as the Day of the Dead — it’s common for people to go to cemeteries ...

In partnership with Bishop Mark Seitz, Mt. Carmel Cemetery is offering the gift of burial space for cremated remains to families who have kept the cremains of their loved ones at home. More ...

Catholics know that Nov. 2 is the correct day for remembering and honoring the dead. It is meant to be a sacred day of prayer. But for us, All Saints’ Day is when we all troop to the cemeteries ...

The Day of the Dead isn't actually just one day — it's several. Traditionally, the Day of the Dead celebrations begin the day after Halloween, on Nov ... of All Souls Day rituals in Spain ...

The Rite of Committal will be celebrated following the All-Souls’ Day Mass Saturday, Nov. 2. Mass starts at 10:00 a.m. at the cemetery, the only Catholic cemetery in the area. Cremains for ...

All Souls' Day, observed on November 2, is a Christian tradition to pray for the faithful departed in purgatory. Celebrations include visiting cemeteries, lighting candles, and attending masses.