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IN PHOTOS | Remembering the Departed: Mumbai’s Catholics pay tribute to loved ones on All Souls’ Day

Updated On: 02 November, 2025 11:16 PM IST | Nascimento Pinto

On the occasion of All Souls’ Day, Mumbai’s Catholics gather to remember their loved ones

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Devotees offered flowers and prayers on the occasion of World Souls Day.
Devotees offered flowers and prayers on the occasion of World Souls Day.
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All Souls’ Day, observed every year on November 2, is a day of remembrance dedicated to praying for the souls of the departed. PIC/NIMESH DAVE

All Souls’ Day, observed every year on November 2, is a day of remembrance dedicated to praying for the souls of the departed. PIC/NIMESH DAVE

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Amidst the fragrance of flowers and the flicker of candles, the Sewri Cemetery becomes a space of peace, reflection, and eternal connection. PIC/ASHISH RAJE

Amidst the fragrance of flowers and the flicker of candles, the Sewri Cemetery becomes a space of peace, reflection, and eternal connection. PIC/ASHISH RAJE

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Visitors spend the day tending to graves, and offering fresh flowers at the Sewri Cemetery. PIC/ASHISH RAJE

Visitors spend the day tending to graves, and offering fresh flowers at the Sewri Cemetery. PIC/ASHISH RAJE

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A young woman lays marigold flowers on a loved one’s grave at Holy Family Church cemetery. PIC/NIMESH DAVE

A young woman lays marigold flowers on a loved one’s grave at Holy Family Church cemetery. PIC/NIMESH DAVE

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For many, All Souls’ Day is not just about mourning but celebrating the bond that transcends time and life. PIC/NIMESH DAVE

For many, All Souls’ Day is not just about mourning but celebrating the bond that transcends time and life. PIC/NIMESH DAVE

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