During All Saints’ day in the Philippines everybody visits the graves of love ones and place candles and flowers on the grave and also called the Day of the Dead( Araw ng mga Patay ) involves visiting tombs to clean and repair them ,and make offering food ,flowers or candles, sometimes all relatives and friends are making a fellowships with songs
and greetings to one another.
Though celebration differ from all over the world they all have same features, visited the graves, prayer to the soul and leaving offerings to the dead.
All saints’ day is the Holiday immediately after Halloween was called also (all Hallows day),In some areas where Halloween is celebrated ,it may get less attention than secular Halloween celebrations. In areas with a historically high Catholic population.
All saints day still has a deeply important cultural relevance. All Saints’ Day occurs every November 01,it is a Holiday celebrated by Catholics and some Protestants (Philippine Independent church ) or called Aglipay, which celebrates all those who have entered heaven, though there are many saints that may not be recognized by the Catholic church ,Catholic celebrates focus on those who have been officially canonized only, according to the Scriptures ( Bible ) says those who Accept Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior we are Saints in other word Holy or Santo.
All Saints Day was first recorded in the fourth Century ,around the Feast of Lemurs on 13 of May in celebrating the anniversary of the Martyrs execution but there eventually were too many Catholics Martyrs for each one to have their own separate day, All Saints ‘day celebrating on November first became official in the Seventh Century, when Pope Gregory III founded as repository for the relics of all the Apostles, Confessors, Martyrs and Saints.
in the Ninth Century, the church measured the day as starting sunset ,in accordance with the Florentine Calendar. Although All Saints Day is now considered to occur one day after the Halloween, the two holidays were at that time celebrated on the same day.
