
Epiphany Brings ‘Women’s Christmas’ in Ireland
The Irish custom of ‘Little Christmas’ has evolved over generations — but always esteems female kin.
The Irish custom of ‘Little Christmas’ has evolved over generations — but always esteems female kin.
That the Star of Bethlehem indicates a direction is also a helpful point of reflection during the Jubilee Year 2025, the Pope said.
Many Catholic parishes will give their parishioners a piece of chalk, a small bottle of holy water, and the words for the house blessing so that each family can bless their home.
As Joseph and Mary kept their eyes on the Christ Child, set your vision on the Eucharistic Lord.
On the occasion of a traditional blessing, Archbishop Fülöp Kocsis reflects on the Christian meaning of purification and its ability to counter contemporary secularization, saying proudly displaying traditional emblems is also a way of evangelizing.
The afternoon celebration on Jan. 6 brought together a small crowd of believers, young and old, in the Latin Church of St. Catherine, part of the complex of the Basilica of the Nativity.
Part of the Nativity story, the Three Kings show that Jesus came for Gentiles as well as Jews. Let’s take a closer look at who they are.
The Holy Father called on the faithful to remain in God’s presence and stay faithful to the Church.
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