Theophany — as Epiphany is known in the East —commemorates the manifestation of Jesus’ divinity at his baptism in the River Jordan. While the traditional date for the feast is Jan. 6 ...

Early Christians celebrated the single feast of Epiphany on January 6. On this day, believers celebrated three events at once — the Nativity of Christ, the coming of the Magi and the Baptism of ...

Along with yesterday’s feast of the Epiphany and the wedding at Cana, today’s feast, the Baptism of the Lord, is one of the three epiphanies of Jesus’ humanity, according to the early Church ...

The Epiphany is a Christian feast day, which falls on January 6 and ... The ancient celebration marks the baptism of Jesus by John the Baptist, as well as the visit from the three Wise Men ...

While it is not a holy day of obligation, it is a feast ... the Baptism of Christ. Three Kings Day is a holiday celebrated at the end of the Twelve Days of Christmas. The word “epiphany ...

It might not be the biggest holiday on the Christian calendar, but Epiphany, otherwise known as Feast of the Epiphany ... say it’s more aligned with the baptism of Christ. Here are five things ...

The Feast of the Epiphany marks the beginning ... portrays the Magi arriving at Christmastime, with the Epiphany signified by the Baptism of Christ in the River Jordan by John the Baptist.

Catholics will celebrate the baptism of the Lord on the day after ... may celebrate the birth of Jesus in the past, the feast of the Epiphany looks to his coming in the future.

and is about the baptism of Jesus Christ — celebrated in the Catholic faith with a feast on the Sunday following Epiphany, or Jan. 12 this year. Jesus' baptism "is one of the most pivotal ...

While it is not a holy day of obligation, it is a feast day celebrating ... celebrating the Baptism of Christ. According to ...