Ordinary Time follows Epiphany, followed a few weeks later by Lent.
The Christmas season.
The Christmas season starts in Estonia with the lighting of candles as early December 21 which is St. Thomas Day. This will last all the way to January 6 which is known as the Epiphany.
Epiphany is celebrated on January 6th or the closest Sunday to that date. It celebrates the manifestation of divinity of Jesus to the Gentiles via the Magi.
The season of summer starts on June 21st. The season of fall starts on September 23rd. The season of winter starts on December 21st. The season of fall starts on March 20th.
Epiphany is the season of the church year associated with Christ's appearance to all people. It includes the visit from the wise men, Jesus baptism, and his christening. Its color is white.
The season of summer starts on June 21st. The season of fall starts on September 23rd. The season of winter starts on December 21st. The season of fall starts on March 20th.
Advent ends at midnight on December 24th. After that we are into the Christmas season which starts with Christmas Day on 25th and finishes on January 6th ('Twelfth Night') at the feast of the Epiphany - the time when we remember the wise men visiting Jesus.
Well it starts with season 4. But in November it starts season 5.
Season 6 starts February 2, 2010.
The liturgical season of Christmas lasts until the Baptism of the Lord. Epiphany is the first Sunday after January 1. The Baptism of the Lord is the first Sunday after Epiphany..AnswerEver hear of the 12 Days of Christmas? Yep, in the old calendar, the season lasted from 25 December until 6 January: 12 Days. Now, as in the above answer, the season ends on the The Baptism of the Lord, which is a Sunday, which means that it moves with the calendar year, so it is longer than that. This year it ends on the 13th of January, so it is 19 days.
"Epiphany" is a noun.
The season is Autumn!!