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It is the Feast of the Holy Family.

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What is the Sunday after Christmas?

It is called the "Sunday in the Octave of Christmas" and the Feast of the Holy Family is usually celebrated on that day.


What are the disadvantages about Christmas Day falling on a Sunday?

Sunday is your only time to relax but you have to cook Christmas dinner!


What is the prabability of Christmas falling on a Sunday?

1/7


Most holy day on the Christian Calendar?

The most significant feast day is Pentecost as it is the birthday of the Church. It is followed by Easter and Christmas. This will be starting from the Easter Sunday and falling on the 50th day.


What did the priest use the calendars for?

To see if Christmas was falling on a Sunday or not


When is the feast of Holy Family?

In the calendar promulgated in 1969, the feast was moved to the Sunday within the Octave of Christmas, between Christmas and New Year's Day (both exclusive), or when there is no Sunday within the Octave (if both Christmas Day and New Year's Day are Sundays), it is held on 30 December, a Friday in such years.


What is the feast that falls on the Sunday after Christmas?

The holy family of Jesus, Mary and Joseph


What is the duration of Sunday Feast?

The duration of Sunday Feast is 3600.0 seconds.


What feast comes after Christmas?

Post-Christmas feast.


When was Sunday Feast created?

Sunday Feast was created on 2006-06-11.


When is Feast of Kings?

The traditional date of the Three Kings is January 6 in the Roman Church but is now observed the 2nd Sunday after Christmas.


Why are feast day celebrations important in the life of the Church?

The three most important feast days in the Catholic Church - in order, top to bottom, are: 1.) Pentecost Sunday - the birthday of the Church. 2.) Easter Sunday - the Resurrection of Our Lord 3.) The Nativity of Our Lord - Christmas