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Découvrez Toussaint (fête de tous les saints), à l’honneur le 1er novembre. Le premier novembre, la Toussaint célèbre tous les saints, connus ou inconnus, qui vivent auprès de Dieu. Ce n'est pas la fête des morts, commémorés le lendemain : c'est une fête de joie et d'espérance. Née en Orient au quatrième siècle, cette célébration prolonge la mémoire des premiers martyrs. Retrouvez l’origine et le sens de cette célébration, ainsi qu’une prière, sur le site Sanctus.

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00:00On November 1st, All Saints' Day celebrates all the saints, known or unknown, who live with God.
00:07This is not the festival of the dead commemorated the next day, it is a festival of joy and hope.
00:13Originating in the East in the 4th century, this celebration prolongs the memory of the first martyrs.
00:19It extends to all the saints.
00:22In Rome, the date of November 1st became established in the 9th century.
00:26All Saints' Day does not only bring together the saints of the calendar, it also honors the countless people who have remained anonymous.
00:33who loved faithfully: parents, workers, the sick, religious people, or discreet neighbors.
00:41The gospel proclaimed that day was that of the Beatitudes.
00:45Jesus traces a path of gentleness, mercy, and peace.
00:50Holiness is not reserved for a few heroes; everyone can respond to it in their daily life.
00:57By celebrating this multitude, the Church reminds us that death does not have the last word.
01:02She invites everyone to move towards God by transforming ordinary gestures into acts of love.
01:09Subtitling by Radio-Canada
01:17Subtitling by Radio-Canada

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