CHRISTMAS is at the heart of the Church’s liturgical life today but long ago, there was a time when Epiphany held precedence. Epiphany was a catch-all feast in the early Church, which honoured all the ...

Jan. 6, is Three Kings Day, or Epiphany. It marks the end of the 12 days of Christmas and is celebrated by many around the ...

The word “epiphany” is a noun that primarily refers to a moment of sudden revelation or insight. It can also refer to the ...

The Epiphany is a Christian feast day, which falls on January 6 and marks the official end to the festive season. For some it is known as the 12th day of Christmas, or Twelfth Night, and is usually ...

Christmas and Epiphany developed not in competition but in conversation: one celebrates God entering human history; the other proclaims the nature of this child. Which feast came first matters less ...

Introduction Epiphany is one of the oldest and most profound celebrations in Christianity, marking God's revelation to humanity in the person of Jesus Christ. Traditionally observed on 6 January, ...

Epiphany is a holiday that commemorates "the manifestation of Jesus Christ to the world and the coming of the Magi," explains the U.S. Library of Congress. It marks the manifestation of Christ's ...

Epiphany is a Christian festival that marks the day when the Three Kings were believed to have visited the baby Jesus. Epiphany takes place every year on January 6. For many Christians, this marks the ...

The Western church began celebrating Epiphany in the 4th Century, and it marks the moment the Magi - three wise men - visited the baby Jesus. The feast is observed on January 6 each year, and the word ...

IN the Christian calendar, January 6 is a day for celebration. This specific date represents the Epiphany, also known as Three Kings’ Day and the end of the Christmas festivities. The Epiphany is a ...