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What is the Feast of Epiphany?

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What is the Feast of Epiphany?

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The Feast of Epiphany commemorates the visit of the Magi to the Christ child, when they worshipped him and gave him gifts. It is called “epiphany” because it was the revelation or manifestation of the one true God to the Gentiles. Traditionally, it is celebrated on January 6, and in Catholic countries it is usually the day on which Christmas presents are exchanged. Today, in the U.S., Epiphany is celebrated on the second Sunday after Christmas.

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