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Like the celebration of Christmas day, originally Halloween was a pagan festival rather than a Christian vacation. It was only about 10th century that the Roman Catholic Church established this holy day. This was initiated for purifying the spirits of the dead.</description>
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&lt;/a&gt;. They believe that it is the time when evil spirits are most likely to roam the earth.

* Is Halloween celebrated on the exact same day around the globe?

No. Halloween in some parts of the planet might not even happen on October 31st. A quantity of countries celebrate Halloween on November 1 or 2. Other prefers to celebrate it at some other time, largely in the course of the fall or summer season season.</description>
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&lt;/a&gt;. They believe that it is the time when evil spirits are most likely to roam the earth.

* Is Halloween celebrated on the same day around the planet?

No. Halloween in some parts of the globe may possibly not even happen on October 31st. A number of nations celebrate Halloween on November 1 or 2. Other prefers to celebrate it at some other time, mainly throughout the fall or summer time season.</description>
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