Should Christians celebrate Halloween?

Absolutely, because Halloween and the days that follow are Christian festivals.

Death is on our mind in these days.

And that's a good thing for Christians to think about.

Now, what about ghosts?

Most of the time, those kind of supernatural experiences are attributed to one of two things.

Hey, guys, welcome back to the Lila Rose podcast.

Today we're going to do an episode on Halloween.

It's coming up, not just Halloween, but it's also All Saints Day, All Souls Day the next day, in some faith traditions.

So anyways, we're going to get into Halloween.

We're going to get into what is the Christian response to Halloween? Should your kids trick or treat? Most people will say,

yeah, of course, duh. What about the goblins and the gremlins and the witches and the ghosts?

Are ghosts real? Do ghosts exist? What does that mean? Should we interact with ghosts?

What does it mean that some

Christian traditions teach purgatory? And purgatory has a lot to do with All Souls Day because

in the Catholic tradition you pray for the dead. What does this all mean? We're going to break it down

myths, questions and misconceptions about Halloween. And we're going to have on the very popular

Father Ambrose Christ. Father Ambrose was on before talking about angels and demons and his work

as an exorcist. But now we're going to talk all things Halloween. Do you ever wonder where

your meat comes from in the grocery store? Did you know that even if it says product of

the USA, it might be from another country entirely? And are you ever unhappy with the quality of

your meat or chicken at the grocery store? Well, I certainly have been, and that's why my husband

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