Halloween stands for All Hallows’ Eve—a day of preparation to honor the Saints. Culture has distorted it into a celebration of the demonic, but many of the “spooky” traditions actually began as Christian practices to honor the saints and remember the dead. Fr. Ambrose joins me in Episode 65 of The Lila Rose Show to unpack the real history behind Halloween—and why Christians shouldn’t be afraid to celebrate it. Listen to the full conversation: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-lila-rose-s

The Bureau of Customs solemnly observes All Saints’ Day and All Souls’ Day. Let us dedicate this moment to honoring our departed loved ones and to observing this sacred time with reflection, prayer, and care. | Bureau of Customs PH

The word “Halloween” originates from “All Hallows’ Eve,” the vigil of All Saints’ Day. It was once a sacred time of preparation, inviting the faithful to reflect on the holiness of the saints and to pray for the souls of the departed. In our time, many observe Halloween through cultural festivities and customs. While the Church does not prohibit these practices, she reminds the faithful to approach them with discernment — avoiding anything that glorifies darkness or evil. Let us reclaim the Chri

#BOCAnnouncement | The Bureau of Customs and its Collection Districts are currently implementing a skeleton workforce today, 31 October 2025, in observance of All Saints’ Day Eve to ensure continuous delivery of vital services. | Bureau of Customs PH