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Why your calendar says Epiphany on January 6 Written by Taylor Brock Wednesday, Jan 06 2021, 2:25 PM The Three Wise Men (pictured sitting on top of the Canada Life building in Winnipeg) have a great deal to do with Epiphany. Article continues below advertisement ↴ An often-pondered day is one of the most important holidays in the Christian calendar. While some may wonder why their Google Calendar is telling them to have an epiphany on January 6, the day has nothing to do with i...

What Is Three Kings Day? The Meaning Behind the Epiphany On 1/6/21 at 7:00 AM EST The holiday season may be over for some folks on New Years Day, but some Christians have another holiday to look forward to after Christmas. Every year on the twelfth day of Christmas, January 6, the Ephipany (also known as Three Kings Day) is celebrated as a Christian feast day. For many Christians, the holiday season does not end until the Epiphany, which marks the biblical worship of baby Jesus from the three k...

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Msgr Charles Pope "The Journey of Faith – A Homily for Epiphany" Posted on The Journey of Faith – A Homily for Epiphany There are so many wonderful details in the Epiphany story: the call of the Gentiles, their enthusiastic response, the significance of the star they seek, the gifts they bring, the dramatic interaction with Herod, and their ultimate rejection of Herod in favor of Christ. In this meditation, I would like to follow these Magi in their journey of faith to become “Wise Me...

Magi a reminder that even as we seek God, God always seeks us A traditional depiction of the Biblical Magi. (Credit: WikiCommons.) Today, we honor the Wise Men who followed a star. Commentary Today, the Church throughout the world celebrates the Epiphany, a Greek word meaning the “manifestation.” On this feast day, we commemorate the perseverance and the tenacity of the Magi, who journeyed for almost two years in search of the Newborn King. How did these Magi of the East know that Jesus was...

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20 two thousand ++ May Christ bless our home ++ and remain with us throughout the new year. Amen. God is love, and those who abide in love abide in God, and God abides in them. Christ, God’s incarnation, is present in the love and care we manifest to each other in our ordinary daily lives together. Other possible prayers: May all who come to our home this year rejoice to find Christ living among us; and may we seek and serve, in everyone we meet, that same Jesus who is your incarnate Word, no...

As we contemplate another holiday season of Christmas and the beginning of a New Year 2021, I want to draw our attention to a holiday that is often overlooked: the feast of Epiphany on January 6th. In the Eastern Church tradition, it marks the commemoration of the baptism of the Lord Jesus by His cousin John the Baptist in the Jordan River. In the Western Church tradition, it marks the commemoration of the visitation of the Magi (Wise Men) from the East to the Newborn Babe. I want us to look a...