Epiphany traditions

Didn't grow up with Epiphany as part of your traditions? No worries! I've got 6 simple tips for you to help add new ideas to your family ways.

Have the standard traditions not worked for you? Observe a non-traditional Epiphany celebration with these simple and meaningful ideas.

4 family-friendly ideas to celebrate epiphany or Three Kings Day, after the last day of Christmas.

Here are a few fun and creative Epiphany activities. Living with an eye towards the themes of each season helps ground me savor the celebrations more!

Our Epiphany Celebration. Uncover the significance of this festive occasion and explore creative ways to celebrate the three kings visiting baby Jesus.

Epiphany, traditionally on the January 6th (the twelfth day of Christmas) is observed on January 8th this year. At Mass on Epiphany we hear the story of the visit of the Magi. These Wise Men traveled far to worship Jesus and brought Him three gifts; gold, frankincense, and myrrh. The gold was for Jesus because He is the King of kings, the frankincense was because He is the great High Priest, and the myrrh was for the sacrifice He would make on the Cross. The gifts of the Wise Men are one of…

For Epiphany, we've formed new family traditions and discovered we already had some Epiphany traditions. Enjoy family friendly activities

Epiphany, also called the 'Feast of the Magi', is celebrated in January. Learn more about its history and traditions, including the three kings, frankincense and myrrh, by reading my blog post. #january #epiphany #frankincense #myrrh #christmas #christmastraditions

Three Kings Day, or Epiphany, is a Christian and Catholic holiday on January 6th to mark the day the Three Wise Men visited baby Jesus.