The Holy Souls
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Everything for November in one place: a free All Souls printable, feast day ideas, Advent prep, and the resources we recommend for the season.
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Pray for the Holy Souls all November long with our free All Souls Day Activity Pack: a "My Litany of Saints" template, prayer candy labels, and an All Souls coloring page! 🕯️
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Advent & Christmas Playschool Kit
Jesse Tree ornaments, a St. Lucy crown, the O Antiphons, and more to carry your little ones through Advent, which begins November 29.
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November Feast Day Guide
St. Charles Borromeo, St. Cecilia, St. Andrew, and more, with simple ways to celebrate each feast at home.
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Remembering All Souls Day
The simple candy-prayer tradition that teaches kids why we pray for the dead, plus how to use the free pack all November.
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Honoring the Holy Souls in Purgatory
Eight simple ways to pray for the faithful departed as a family this month.
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Advent with Little Ones: A Simple Plan
The "Pick Three" approach and a week-by-week plan for a gentle, peaceful Advent.
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Cultivating Thankful Hearts This Thanksgiving
Eight simple ways to help your family live out gratitude this Thanksgiving and beyond.
november's monthly devotion
The Holy Souls
November is dedicated to praying for the Holy Souls in Purgatory, the faithful who have died and are being lovingly prepared to enter the joy of Heaven. Beginning with All Saints Day and All Souls Day, the whole month is a gentle reminder that love does not end with death. Even little ones can help by praying for loved ones by name, lighting a candle, or visiting a cemetery together.
Eternal rest grant unto them, O Lord,
and let perpetual light shine upon them
The easiest way to weave the monthly devotion into your school day.
Every monthly devotion in our Catholic Morning Menu includes a themed cover page, a Bible memory verse, a short Catechism question, and a traditional hymn in both Latin and English.
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