All Saints' Day, celebrated on November 1, honors all known and unknown saints, encouraging reflection on their lives and legacies. The day follows Halloween and is part of the three-day observance of Allhallowtide, which also includes All Souls' Day. Traditionally, Catholics are urged to attend Mass and partake in prayers, with its origins tracing back to early Christian feasts honoring martyrs. Unique practices include baking 'soul cakes' in the UK, creating altars in Latin America, and lighting candles to guide spirits home. The celebration is a blend of solemn remembrance and festive traditions, showcasing a variety of cultural expressions around the world. As families gather to honor their deceased loved ones, they engage in activities that foster connection and remembrance.