65 phrases for All Souls’ Day that honor the deceased

All Souls Day serves to remember the people who marked our lives with love.

Between sighs and tears, on All Souls’ Day, we relive the mourning of loss and the gratitude of having met unforgettable people.

On All Souls’ Day, let us remember that a person may have died, but their ideals and values continue to pulsate in us.

On November 2nd, memories become presence. There is no death for one who is in the true life.

All Souls’ Day brings us the longing to have such dear people by our side who did us so well.

All Souls’ Day brings the nostalgia of having lived alongside those who have passed away.

O death, where is your victory if the Lord of life has conquered us to eternal life? On All Souls’ Day, we celebrate the deceased who can now see God face to face.

On All Souls’ Day, the past and present blend together building today.

I miss those who left. May this All Souls’ Day find the peace of eternal rest!

All Souls’ Day reminds us that life may be short, but enough to mark our history with signs of eternity.

The melancholy of All Souls’ Day is mixed with the joy of staying alive and remembering the sowing of goodness of the dead in us.

On this All Souls’ Day, I miss the hug of people so dear to me.

On All Souls’ Day, let us remember that “Death is the gate of life. God is faithful, and indeed at that time he will comfort those who loved him. Even in the sorrows of death, he will give them foretaste of heaven.”

Saint Alfonso of Ligorio

Death does not have the final word. On the 2nd of November, we celebrate those who entered into eternity, reached the grace of being before the very Lord of life.

How awesome is death! All Souls’ Day installs us in the mystery that is life itself, what we will make of it in the end.

The brevity of life is revealed on this All Souls’ Day. Let us honor in life the memory of our loved ones.

Respecting the dead is an act of delicacy, of remembering a past that is still present on All Souls’ Day.

On All Souls’ Day, remember that it’s no use holding grudges for those who died. Death takes with it pain and suffering.

On All Souls’ Day, we realize that life only makes sense in the face of death. Making memory of deceased ones makes us live fully.

We are just memories in the wind and All Souls’ Day teaches us that.

There is nothing more eloquent than the silence of All Souls’ Day denouncing so many wastes committed in life. Don’t wait for the end point of death to change your life.

Death is not the last rest, but the beginning of true awakening. On All Souls’ Day, we declare gratitude to God for leading each deceased to the Life that will never cease.

I’m sure he would know how to say the right words if he were here. Every All Souls Day I miss him. In me, he lives.

Let’s take time on this All Souls Day to feel all the love and protection of our dead.

Keeping someone’s memory is keeping it alive within us. All Souls’ Day reinforces this importance.

On All Souls’ Day, the people who are leaving take special care of us.

The people who were part of our creation are the ones who bring us the most memories and miss us on All Souls’ Day.

There is no All Souls’ Day that is not marked by homesickness.

No All Souls’ Day is easy, but there is also the joy of having been part of the lives of people we love.

The heart squeezes on this All Souls’ Day with the taste of tears. It relieves to know that his kindness remains an indelible mark on us.

On this All Souls’ Day, let us remember that death is not the end, but the beginning of the unknown.

On this All Souls’ Day, I’m covered in the memories of a lifetime with him.

Beatriz Mello

On All Souls’ Day, we think of every person who has passed in our life and left a mark of hope and longing.

On All Souls’ Day, we relive our history with past loves.

On this All Souls’ Day, remember that life may be uncertain, but our memories are eternal.

Learning to deal with the past is to embrace the history we live. On All Souls’ Day, we are forced to face it.

On All Souls’ Day, let’s turn our eyes to death that leads us to meditate on life.

All Souls’ Day is the gift of being able to revisit the most beautiful memories.

All Souls’ Day allows us to revisit beautiful parts of our history.

November 2 is the day to face death not as a cause of sadness, but a celebration of a well-lived story that sowed hope wherever it went.

All Souls Day allows our thoughts to wander through memories that bring us longing, sadness and love.

All Souls’ Day is meant to reflect our finitude, because from dust we came and to dust we will return, but leaving a legacy.

All Souls’ Day opens wide that we were not made for finitude, “for death is but our change from time to eternity.”

William Penn

My comfort is to know that all the good sown in this fleeting journey bears fruit in eternal life. May the deceased find rest from knowing

There is one certainty in this life: death. On this November 2nd, we meditate on this reality and honor the history of those who allowed humanity to come this far.

“Living in the hearts we left behind is not dying.” May All Souls’ Day make us realize that death is not the end!

Thomas Campbell

On this All Souls’ Day, we remember those who left us physically to live in our memory, in our actions.

I make you live every time I remember with what donation you loved us. On this All Souls’ Day, I fervently wish you to rest in peace!

For the one who loved, there is no death that can separate us from the beloved. On November 2, I remember fondly and longingly your legacy of love that moves my life.

On this All Souls’ Day, I join my family in the sorrow of having lost their presence and in the joy of understanding that death is not the end point. You live in us!

All Souls’ Day is a reminder, it points out that the realization of immortality begins in our memory not to allow our dead to be broken. They live in us!

“After all, to the well-organized mind, death is just the next big adventure.” May All Souls’ Day bring us hope that there is something beyond the end in death.

J.K. Rowling

“Oh, that I may join the invisible chorus of those immortal dead who live again.” That through prayer I may join my dead on this All Souls’ Day!

George Eliot

When visiting the tomb of loved ones on All Souls’ Day, we see that a cemetery is nothing more than a garden whose buds open in bloom in eternity.

“He said well who said that graves are footprints of angels.” May All Souls’ Day remind us of all the goodness the deceased have left.

Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

We contemplate in the Day of the Dead that “people do not die for us immediately, but remain bathed in a kind of aura of life.”

Marcel Proust

“To death, I now know, is that first breath, which our souls draw when we enter life, which is of all life’s center.”

Edwin Arnold

On this All Souls’ Day, remember that death is the beginning of eternal life.

Caroline Oliveira

On All Souls’ Day, realize that God is good because He does not deny anyone the privilege of enjoying the beauty of closing their eyes forever and enjoying the priceless happiness that follows.

All Souls’ Day is a day of prayer to alleviate the sufferings of purgatory for the dead and of remembrance of those who spent in our lives sowing love, brought us closer to God himself.

On this All Souls’ Day, may the souls of our departed loved ones always know true happiness wherever they are.

Of all the gifts with which God has blessed mankind, death is the most beautiful, for it is the passage to eternal life and rest far from this vale of tears.

To accept the reality of death is to open oneself to true life, it is to give birth to eternity. May the prayers on All Souls’ Day ease the longing and bring us closer to our deceased loved ones.

Our deceased on All Souls’ Day remind us that it is necessary to lose one’s life for noble causes to gain what neither passes nor time undoes, eternity before the Supreme Good.