Yes, Oct. 31 is Halloween, a day of candy, costumes and mischief. But it is also Reformation Day, a time when Protestants celebrate the birth of the Protestant Reformation. In the U.S ...

Reformation Day marks the anniversary of when Augustinian monk Martin Luther nailed 95 theses, or questions and propositions for debate, to a church door in Wittenberg, located in modern-day Germany.

Martin Luther nailed his 95 theses to a German church door on October 31, 1517, beginning of the Protestant Reformation. The occasion is now celebrated around the world.

In remembrance of this event, millions of Christians still celebrate this day as the symbolic beginning of the Protestant Reformation. October 31 is not a day for the ghosts and ghouls of ...

This year is the 500th anniversary of the founding of the Anabaptist movement - a chapter in Christian history that is not so ...

But it is also Reformation Day, a time when Protestants celebrate the birth of the Protestant Reformation. In the U.S., Reformation Day is mainly marked by Lutherans and members of the Reformed ...

On Wednesday, while much of the western world was celebrating All Hallows Eve (more commonly known as Halloween), not a few Jesus followers were wishing one another “Happy Reformation Day.&#8… ...

On Oct. 29, Reformation Sunday, members of ten Protestant churches in Albert Lea, Minn., will proceed in a motorcade to the Roman Catholic Benedictine Abbey of St. John’s at Collegeville. There ...

This mode of communication was not unusual in that day, ... this event began what we call the “Protestant Reformation,” consistently named as one of the most important events in the ...

I want to take a second on Reformation Day to be thankful for my Protestant friends, and my favorite Protestant authors. I've learned so much more about my own Catholic faith by engaging with them.