The Commemoration of All the Faithful Departed is the one day each year that the Church sets aside to pray for all the faithful who have died. This feast reminds us that we will all face death someday, but that we should not be fearful of that reality. Instead, we must face it with hope and trust in God. So, how do we do that? How do we prepare ourselves to dwell in the house of the Lord forever?
This week's readings:
Gospel – John 6: 37-40
1st Reading – Wisdom 3: 1-9
Psalm 23
2nd Reading – Romans 3: 3-9
Chapters
- (00:00:00) - Introduction & Prayer
- (00:01:40) - Explanation of All Souls
- (00:10:32) - Gospel & Explanation
- (00:19:07) - First Reading & Explanation
- (00:33:35) - Psalm & Explanation
- (00:37:04) - Second Reading & Explanation
- (00:48:14) - Closing & Credits
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