Kate Lesnefsky, a Catholic mother of seven children ranging from ages 3-16, said she thinks it's important for Catholics not to shun Halloween completely, since it has very Christian origins.

Halloween is a Great Catholic Holiday. Let's resolve to take back Halloween and celebrate it as it was originally intended―a spiritual preparation for All Saints Day (and All Souls Day).

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CNA Staff, Oct 31, 2024 / 04:00 am. Whether you dress up as a ghoul, a hero, or a saint, Halloween has a Christian origin that should inspire us to remember our mortality and our redemption in ...

While Halloween has been seen as a largely secular holiday for many years in the United States, it has deep roots in the Catholic tradition—and many pre-Christian European cultures.

This trend worries the Catholic church who say Halloween detracts attention from All Saints Day. World. Catholic Church Takes Dim View of French Halloween. November 1, 2002 12:00 AM ET.

Over the centuries, however, Halloween has become a largely secular celebration. For many Christians, the question of whether to participate in Halloween revolves around its modern, cultural version.

Irish priest says Catholic kids should dress as saints, not devils, for Halloween Irish priest Father Richard O'Connor wants to see Halloween "get back its true meaning" and warns that some ...

If you are a Halloween-loving Catholic tired of the overplayed sexy angel and devil costumes, you are not alone. It is possible to celebrate the day in a way that is both faithful and festive!