December 25th

The 12 Days of Christmas are the days between Christmas and the Epiphany, which is the arrival of the Magi to Bethlehem upon Jesus' birth.

December 26th

In 16th century England, religious warsmade it dangerous to be a Catholic.So, Catholic families developed songs tosecretly teach children Catholicism.

December 27th

Not only did the Star of Bethlehemlead the Magi to the place of Jesus’ birth,but it was also the heavenly sign of a prophecy fulfilled.

December 28th

Neither Mary and Joseph,nor the Three Magi, were dismayed bythe harshness of their journeys to the newborn Christ.

December 30

The humble dwelling in which Jesus was born encourages the true spirit of poverty, and a Christlike charity for the poor and suffering.

December 31st

The Magi, or Three Wise Men, presented baby Jesus with three precious gifts, each with their own special meaning.

January 1

By Mary’s ‘yes’ to God, we are taught to contemplate what weighs on our heart so thatwe may act with grace for the Glory of God!

January 2

God used Joseph as an instrument of the Epiphany, transforming him into a paragon of integrity.

January 3

The Epiphany is not just God’s calling ofthe Wise Men to His Son — It is also an invitationto anyone and everyone around the world to follow Christ!

January 4th

The Epiphany reveals to us important lessonsabout following Jesus the Christin a world that is constantly changing.

By Christ’s birth, we are made this Heavenly promise:Whoever follows Jesus, will not walk in darkness, but will have the light of life!

January 6th

In the face of darkness and pain, the Epiphany gives usthe thrill of hope in the coming of our Savior!