All Saints Day Word Search
All Saints Day is kept on November 1 in the Western church and honors every saint, including the countless ones no one remembers by name. Pope Gregory III fixed the November date in the eighth century. Eastern Christians mark the same idea on the Sunday after Pentecost.
All Saints Day word search (Easy)
Find these 10 words
10 words, across and down only
- candle
- church
- feast
- flowers
- halo
- hymn
- mass
- november
- prayer
- saint
All Saints Day word search (Medium)
Find these 15 words
15 words, adds diagonals
- bell
- candle
- chapel
- church
- feast
- flowers
- halo
- hymn
- incense
- mass
- november
- prayer
- relic
- saint
- vigil
All Saints Day word search (Hard)
Find these 20 words
20 words, any direction, backwards too
- altar
- bell
- blessing
- candle
- chapel
- church
- feast
- flowers
- halo
- holy day
- hymn
- incense
- litany
- mass
- november
- prayer
- procession
- relic
- saint
- vigil
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Words in the All Saints Day word search
Every word used across the three levels, with a quick note on what it means.
- candle
- Lit in churches and on graves during the feast
- church
- Where the holy day is marked with a service
- prayer
- Words addressed to God, often asking saints to intercede
- saint
- Person recognized by the church for holiness
- feast
- Church term for a day of special observance
- flowers
- Fresh blooms carried to churches and family graves
- november
- The feast falls on the first day of this month
- mass
- Main Catholic service held on the holy day
- hymn
- Sung prayer, often about the saints in glory
- halo
- Ring of light painted around a saint's head
- bell
- Church bells ring to call people to the feast
- chapel
- Small place of worship, sometimes inside a larger church
- incense
- Fragrant smoke used in solemn church services
- vigil
- Evening service held the night before the feast
- relic
- Physical remains or belongings of a saint
- altar
- Table at the front of a church used for Mass
- holy day
- Day the church sets aside for worship
- blessing
- Prayer asking God's favor on people or objects
- procession
- Orderly walk by clergy and worshippers, often outdoors
- litany
- Prayer of short lines with a repeated response
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