The Feast of Epiphany is the culmination of the Christmas season and the start of the season of Epiphany. ​

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Epiphany celebrates Christ’s incarnation - the Son of God made flesh, made fully

human - and the revealing

of the Christ to the world.

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The Orthodox Church celebrates in one great feast the birth of Christ, the Baptism of Christ and the Wedding at Cana at Epiphany.

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The Anglican Church follows this tradition by remembering these three great events every year across the season.

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The final feast of the season is the Presentation of Christ in the Temple - some times called Candlemas because of the tradition of blessing the candles for the year at this mass.

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This is both the last great celebration of Christmas, and the turning point to Lent.