All Saints is celebrated by Eastern Orthodox Christians on the first Sunday after Pentecost. It is a day dedicated to honoring all the saints, known and unknown, who have attained holiness and eternal life with God. The Eastern Orthodox Church views all believers as saints, called to live holy lives and participate in the divine nature.

On this day, special prayers and hymns are offered to remember and venerate these holy men and women who have exemplified Christian virtues. The focus of the celebration is on the sanctification of the faithful and their journey towards spiritual perfection.

Interesting Facts:

• The Eastern Orthodox Christian community celebrates it on the Sunday after Pentecost, highlighting its connection to the Holy Spirit
• This Sunday marks the end of the Paschal season, a moveable feast cycle around Pascha or Easter