Pagosa Catholic Community to Honor All Saints Day
The Pagosa Catholic Community will observe All Saints Day on November 1.
Reflection on Traditions
As we approach this holiday, it's worth considering the impact of consumerism on our traditions.
Has the embracing of excessive and exploitative greed cost us the original meaning of many traditions?We seem to have lost touch with the origins and significance of our holidays.
The Evolution of Holidays
In the past, a holiday was more than just a day off from work or a marketing opportunity.
It meant a "holy day," referring to a sacred day — a feast day.We have lost sight of the true meaning behind these special days.
Author's summary: Consumerism has eroded the meaning of traditions.
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