GRACIAS A DIOS.

GRACIAS DIOS PADRE TODOPODEROSO POR CADA SEGUNDO DE MI VIDA. Por: Rubén Darío Franco Narváez –  Escritor, columnista internacional www.notieje.com-

Miércoles 1 de noviembre 2023 – Día de Todos los Santos.

El mes 11 del 2023, viene cargado con ORACIONES de agradecimiento a la vida, disfrutando el presente y confiando en un futuro pletórico de felicidad.

1-ORACIÓN: Reviso con inteligencia lo que estoy haciendo, confiando en la recompensa de mi destino. Estoy seguro que la Fuerza Divina me asistirá en mis pasos futuros. Disfruto de un Santo Día y espero un bendecido mañana. –ASÍ SEA.

Cada segundo es una oportunidad para sonreírle a la vida. SONRÍA… SONRÍA… SONRÍA… CON AMOR Y ALEGRÍA, AGRADECIÉNDOLE A DIOS: CADA SEGUNDO DE VIDA. –RUDAFRA.

El 1 de noviembre se celebra en varias partes del mundo el Día de Todos los Santos, una fecha católica que busca rendir homenaje a todos los santos que han existido a lo largo de la historia e incluso aquellas almas que ya han pasado el purgatorio y se encuentran en el reino de los cielos. La iglesia primitiva solía celebrar el día de la muerte de un mártir que dio su vida por la obra de Dios. Pero con el paso del tiempo y sobre todo después de la Persecución de Diocleciano, conocida también como la Gran Persecución, donde un inmenso número de cristianos murieron a manos del ejército romano, la Iglesia tuvo que agrupar a sus mártires en una sola festividad.

La primera celebración de un día para Todos los Santos se remonta a Antioquía en el domingo antes de las fiestas de Pentecostés durante las pascuas. Otra mención de un día común para rendir homenaje a los santos, se nombra en el sermón de San Efrén el Sirio que data del año 373, pero en este solo a los mártires y a San Juan Bautista.

No sería hasta el año 731 que el Papa Gregorio III, consagraría la Basílica de San Pedro a todos los santos y establecería la festividad el 1 de noviembre.

THANK YOU GOD THE FATHER ALMIGHTY FOR EVERY SECOND OF MY LIFE. By: Rubén Darío Franco Narváez – Writer, international columnist www.notieje.com-

Wednesday, November 1, 2023 – All Saints’ Day.

The 11th month of 2023 comes loaded with PRAYERS of gratitude for life, enjoying the present and trusting in a future full of happiness.

1-PRAYER: I intelligently review what I am doing, trusting in the reward of my destiny. I am sure that the Divine Force will assist me in my future steps. I enjoy a Holy Day and hope for a blessed tomorrow. -SO BE IT.

Every second is an opportunity to smile at life. SMILE… SMILE… SMILE… WITH LOVE AND JOY, THANKING GOD: EVERY SECOND OF LIFE. –RUDAFRA.

On November 1, All Saints’ Day is celebrated in various parts of the world, a Catholic date that seeks to pay tribute to all the saints who have existed throughout history and even those souls who have already passed purgatory and are found in the kingdom of heaven. The early church used to celebrate the day of death of a martyr who gave his life for the work of God. But with the passage of time and especially after Diocletian’s Persecution, also known as the Great Persecution, where an immense number of Christians died at the hands of the Roman army, the Church had to group its martyrs into a single festival.

The first one-day celebration for All Saints dates back to Antioch on the Sunday before the Pentecost festival during Easter. Another mention of a common day to pay tribute to the saints is mentioned in the sermon of Saint Ephrem the Syrian dating from the year 373, but in this one only to the martyrs and Saint John the Baptist.

It would not be until the year 731 that Pope Gregory III would consecrate St. Peter’s Basilica to all the saints and establish the holiday on November 1.

THANK YOU GOD THE FATHER ALMIGHTY FOR EVERY SECOND OF MY LIFE. By: Rubén Darío Franco Narváez - Writer, international columnist www.notieje.com-

Wednesday, November 1, 2023 - All Saints' Day.

The 11th month of 2023 comes loaded with PRAYERS of gratitude for life, enjoying the present and trusting in a future full of happiness.

1-PRAYER: I intelligently review what I am doing, trusting in the reward of my destiny. I am sure that the Divine Force will assist me in my future steps. I enjoy a Holy Day and hope for a blessed tomorrow. -SO BE IT.

Every second is an opportunity to smile at life. SMILE... SMILE... SMILE... WITH LOVE AND JOY, THANKING GOD: EVERY SECOND OF LIFE. –RUDAFRA.

On November 1, All Saints' Day is celebrated in various parts of the world, a Catholic date that seeks to pay tribute to all the saints who have existed throughout history and even those souls who have already passed purgatory and are found in the kingdom of heaven. The early church used to celebrate the day of death of a martyr who gave his life for the work of God. But with the passage of time and especially after Diocletian's Persecution, also known as the Great Persecution, where an immense number of Christians died at the hands of the Roman army, the Church had to group its martyrs into a single festival.

The first one-day celebration for All Saints dates back to Antioch on the Sunday before the Pentecost festival during Easter. Another mention of a common day to pay tribute to the saints is mentioned in the sermon of Saint Ephrem the Syrian dating from the year 373, but in this one only to the martyrs and Saint John the Baptist.

It would not be until the year 731 that Pope Gregory III would consecrate St. Peter’s Basilica to all the saints and establish the holiday on November 1