Epiphany, also known as Epiphany, is a Christian holiday celebrated on January 6, marking the end of the Christmas season.
Three kings make their way to Bethlehem
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Epiphany - interesting facts and information
- Religious significance: Epiphany is celebrated as a remembrance of the revelation of Jesus Christ to the world. According to Christian tradition, Epiphany symbolizes the moment when Jesus was revealed as the Messiah to all nations. The most famous story associated with Epiphany is the arrival of the Three Wise Men, also known as the Three Kings, to pay homage to the newborn Jesus.
- Traditions and customs: Epiphany celebrations vary by region and tradition. In some countries, the Epiphany plays a central role, and is solemnly remembered through processions, pageants and reenactments. In other countries, the ordination of water is popular, during which the faithful bring water to the church, which is then consecrated by a clergyman.
- Chalking the Door: In some countries, such as Britain and Ireland, there is a tradition called "Chalking the Door" (Easter egg on the door). This involves marking the door of a house with chalk on which are written the letters "C+M+B" (representing the initials of the Sages, but also an abbreviation of the Latin phrase "Christus Mansionem Benedicat," which means "May Christ bless this house"). This has a symbolic meaning and expresses a desire to bless the house and its inhabitants.
- Symbols and decorations: Various symbols and decorations are used during Epiphany. Many believers decorate their homes with special decorations related to the Three Kings, such as figurines, paintings, Christmas tree ornaments and crowns. In addition, traditional Christmas carols and songs are sung during services and processions associated with Epiphany.
- Cultural significance: Epiphany has great cultural and religious significance in many countries, especially in Catholic and Orthodox countries. The holiday is an occasion for family gatherings, sharing a meal together, giving gifts and sharing the joy associated with the birth of Jesus.
