Jan. 6 is Epiphany, which is the first day of the Season of Epiphany, the third of the six seasons of the church calendar. Epiphany commemorates the time when wise men from the east visited Jesus when he was a young boy and presented Him with gifts of gold, frankincense and myrrh. It is also known as Three Kings Day, although there is no known evidence that suggests that there were three of them.
Christmas Day was the 6th of January before the Calendar Act was passed in 1751 which brought England in line with the Gregorian calendar.
Benjamin Franklin was born in Milk Street, Boston, Massachusetts, on January 17th, 1706, according to the Gregorian calendar. Sometimes, the date is given as January 6th, 1705, the contemporary date by the then-used Julian calendar.
In Western Christianity, the 6th of January is the feast of the Epiphany - the day the Magi visited Jesus.... the ones who had followed the star.
The YTD Margin is the margin thus far for the year to date. In other words, if you are on a calendar fiscal year and it is September 6th, you are looking at the margin from January 1 through September 6th.
Epiphany is a Christian holiday celebrating the Magi visiting the infant Jesus. (January 6th)
The YTD Margin is the margin thus far for the year to date. In other words, if you are on a calendar fiscal year and it is September 6th, you are looking at the margin from January 1 through September 6th.
January 6th is the Feast of the Epiphany, celebrated by Roman Catholics as the visitation of the Magi to the baby Jesus. It is also known as the Feast of the Three Kings.
When the Julian calendar was replaced by the Gregorian calendar, Europe "lost" 12 days. The Orthodox church and the Western Church did not agree on which date Christmas should now be on. The Orthodox church now celebrates Christmas on January 6 while the Western church uses December 25.
6th of January 1914 was a Tuesday.
If you mean EPIPHANY (a revelation or showing, as in the Christian festival on 6th January when the baby Jesus was 'shown' to the three wise men) then that is how you spell it.
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January 6th, 1900 was a Saturday.