10/26/2026
**What is the All Hallow’s Triduum?**
“Triduum” means “three days.” You may have heard of the Holy Week Triduum: Maundy Thursday, Good Friday, and the Great Vigil of Easter, carrying us through Jesus’ death into the joy of his resurrection.
The All Hallow’s Triduum brings that resurrection hope into our remembrance of the saints and those we love who have died. “Hallow” means “holy,” and these three days invite us to celebrate the holy ones of God, give thanks for their lives, and remember that our communion in Christ reaches beyond death.
At Resurrection, we’ll gather for:
**All Hallow’s Eve | October 31, 6pm**
Candy Give-a-way! Share some sweetness with our neighbors.
**All Saints’ Day | November 1, 10am**
Celebrate the saints and our shared calling to follow Jesus.
**All Souls’ Day | November 2, 5pm**
Remember the faithful departed in prayer and love.
Through celebration and remembrance, we again proclaim the hope of Easter: death does not have the final word.
Come join us. There’s a place for you here. 🧡