Fête de la Toussaint

The ceremony of All Saints' Day, celebrated on November 1st, is a Catholic feast dedicated to the memory of all saints, known and unknown.
It has its origins in pagan traditions and was made official in the 8th century by Pope Gregory III.

All Saints' Day is marked by solemn masses and visits to cemeteries, where families decorate the graves of their loved ones with chrysanthemums, symbols of immortality.
It is a time of reflection and communion, where people gather to pray and honor the memory of the deceased.