The Epiphany Season begins with The Feast of the Epiphany on Jan. 6 and goes on until Ash Wednesday. The Epiphany is also know as the Feast of the Three Kings and Little Christmas.

The Rev. Bradley Mattson’s column using the story of the Magi from the Gospel of Matthew to nourish the Epiphany experience in our lives reveals a Pollyannaish God who, in ...

“January 6 is a major Christian holiday that most Americans know little about. The Feast of the Epiphany, from the Greek word meaning ‘manifestation,’ celebrates the visitation of the Magi to the ...

The Episcopal Church’s former Presiding Bishop, Michael Curry, has called for Christians to “reclaim Epiphany,” the feast that celebrates the arrival of mysterious visitors from the east ...

Traditionally in Louisiana the Epiphany is celebrated with the making of King Cakes and is the transition from Christmas and New Year to Mardi Gras season, he said. The Burning of the Greens was ...

Traditionally in Louisiana the Epiphany is celebrated with the making of King Cakes and is the transition from Christmas and New Year to Mardi Gras season, he said. The Burning of the Greens was ...

Italy and the Vatican celebrate Epiphany on the traditional date of Jan. 6, while in the United States, its celebration has been moved to the Sunday between Jan. 2 and Jan. 8.

Epiphany: a call to conversion The celebration of the Epiphany is also, for St. Augustine, an occasion to reflect on our own response to the manifestation of Christ. In Sermon 203, he warns: “It is ...