We started a "new tradition" a few years ago of having a Mass at the cemetery with a procession at night on All Souls Day. This year, All Souls Day is on a Saturday. According [to this](https://catholicvote.org/archdiocese-explains-how-weekend-will-affect-all-saints-day-all-souls-day-masses-this-year/) it means that the Mass is not truly an All Souls Day Mass. I'd imagine that also means that the vestments should be green and the readings from the Sunday Mass, etc... Does it also mean that the intentions ought to be regular Sunday intentions as opposed to something special that we'd be likely to do on All Souls Day? Is it inappropriate to treat the events after Mass as if it were still All Souls Day?

Could you go straight to heaven if you just kill yourself on All Souls Day? > It is observed on November 2. Roman Catholic doctrine holds that the > prayers of the faithful on earth will help cleanse these souls in > order to fit them for the vision of God in heaven, and the day is > dedicated to prayer and remembrance.

If some cult decided to take the L and massacre as many people as possible each all souls day, then immediately pray for them, do all those victims get into heaven scott free? Can the cult members pray for one another when they are killed on all souls day and also get in?