St. Anastasia is not the only saint to share the celebration of Our Lord's Birth, December 25. Here are some others.
Adalsindis of Hamay
Alburga of Wilton
Eugenia of Rome
Fulk of Toulouse
Jacopone da Todi
Martyrs of Nicomedia
Matthew of Albano
Michael Nakashima
Nera
Peter Nolasco
Romulus
There are thousands and thousands of recognized saints and only 365 days each year. The Church needs to "squeeze in" saints to the calendar where ever it can. I guess this is sort of an example of "over booking"?
The feast day of Saint Anastasia of Sirmium is on December 25.
Christmas is a day devoted to celebrating the birth of Our Savior, Jesus Christ. The feast of St. Nicholas is celebrated on December 6. He has no connection with Christmas except in the commercial aspects where he appears as Santa Claus. In some countries children receive gifts on December 6.St. Anastasia also has her feast day on December 26 and is commemorated at the second Mass of the day.
December 26 is the feast of Stephen.December 26th, the day after Christmas.
The patron saint of horses who has his feat day closest to Christmas is St. Eligius on December 1.
Lucy has no connection with Christmas other than her feast day is December 13.
No, she is not a saint.
St. Nicholas of Myra who has his feast day on December 6.
Saint Anastasia of Sirmium is the patron saint of:martyrsweaverswidows
Nicholas of Myra was a 3-4th century bishop from Asia Minor who was noted for his generosity. He has absolutely no connection to the feast of Christmas except that his feast day is also in December and is celebrated on the 6th of that month.
Saint Anastasia of Sirmium was martyred about the year 304AD. The precise date is not known.
The following female saints celebrate their feast days on December 25.•Adalsindis of Hamay•Alburga of Wilton•Anastasia of Sirmium•Eugenia of Rome•Nera
Post-Christmas feast.