Fr. Jack Collins, CSP, hits the streets of New York City’s scary Greenwich Village, asking young adults what they know about the origins of Halloween — how it began, why people wear costumes, and the two Catholic holidays surrounding All Hallow’s Eve.
Of course they can! The name Halloween comes from All Hallow’s Eve, meaning the day before All Saints Day — those we call hallowed or holy as we hear in the Our Father…
The saints are our mentors and models who show us ways to live our faith. However, some of their stories can be terrifying and downright…spooky.…
Halloween is just around the corner, and that means costume parties, treats, and lots of decorating. These things can add up quickly — most Halloween…