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PeteZaHut
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When a Holy Day is moved to a Sunday, I know that the obligation to go to mass is lifted for that day, but are we supposed to treat it as a day of rest?
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JM3
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noWhen a Holy Day is moved to a Sunday, I know that the obligation to go to mass is lifted for that day, but are we supposed to treat it as a day of rest?
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PeteZaHut
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but is the holy day itself moved? or does going to mass on sunday just fulfill the obligation for the holy day?
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1ke
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If you are referring to Nov 1, All Saints, the feast is NOT transferred to Sunday.but is the holy day itself moved? or does going to mass on sunday just fulfill the obligation for the holy day?
In the US the Holy Day is abrogated when it falls on Saturday or Monday. This means there is no *obligation *on that day, for Mass or rest.
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PeteZaHut
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whats the differenceIf you are referring to Nov 1, All Saints, the feast is NOT transferred to Sunday.
In the US the Holy Day is abrogated when it falls on Saturday or Monday. This means there is no *obligation *on that day, for Mass or rest.
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1ke
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It means today is the 31st Sunday in Ordinary Time, not the Feast of All Saints.whats the difference
The Feast of All Saints is tomorrow, Nov 1, but it’s like any other daily mass feast and you are not obligated to attend mass.
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