Iisa nga lang ba ang celebration ng “Araw ng mga Patay”?
O magkaiba ang pinagdiriwang natin sa bawat isa: All Saints and All Souls?
In this episode, Ann Mare and Fr. Lennon explore why the Church sets November 1 and November 2 side by side, but not as the same celebration. They unpack how the Church honors:
• The Saints in Heaven — the Church Triumphant (cf. Catechism of the Catholic Church 1023–1024)
• The Faithful Departed still being purified — the Church Suffering (cf. CCC 1030–1032)
• And us here on earth — the Church Militant (cf. CCC 954–959)
They also take a closer look at how Filipino culture’s “Undas tradition” sometimes blends these two days together—and what we lose when their distinct meaning fades.
Because Nov 1 is a celebration of those who have arrived.
And Nov 2 is a prayerful reaching-out to those still on the way.
Both speak to a love that does not end at death.
This isn’t just about lighting candles or visiting the cemetery.
It’s about remembering where we’re going—and who we refuse to forget.
Because heaven and earth are not apart; they simply stand on different sides of the same prayer.
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