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Ahead of Halloween, Catholic group’s timely reminder
Theresa Civantos Barber of Aleteia suggests two ways for Catholic families to navigate Halloween celebrations while maintaining focus on the upcoming Feast of All Saints on November 1.
Barber notes that gruesome decorations and scary costumes can upset small children and disrupt family celebrations. She recommends that parents prioritize the holiday's religious purpose, which is to honor the saints.
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