January 2021 Newsletter

January Newsletter

Epiphany
The Feast of the Epiphany of Our Lord Jesus Christ is one of the oldest Christian feasts, though, throughout the centuries, it has celebrated a variety of things. Epiphany comes from a Greek verb meaning "to reveal," and all of the various events celebrated by the Feast of the Epiphany are revelations of Christ to man. Epiphany originally celebrated four different events, in the following order of importance: the Baptism of the Lord; Christ's first miracle, the changing of water into wine at the wedding in Cana; the Nativity of Christ; and the visitation of the Wise Men or Magi. Each of these is a revelation of God to man: At Christ's Baptism, the Holy Spirit descends and the voice of God the Father is heard, declaring that Jesus is His Son; at the wedding in Cana, the miracle reveals Christ's divinity; at the Nativity, the angels bear witness to Christ, and the shepherds, representing the people of Israel, bow down before Him; and at the visitation of the Magi, Christ's divinity is revealed to the Gentiles—the other nations of the earth.

Don't Forget: The Last day of the Christmas Season this year is Sunday, January 10th.

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154 Days

Until the 2021 Florida Eucharistic Congress*

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(*154 days as of 1-1-2021)

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1

Solemnity of Mary, Mother of God (Solemnity)

Holy Day of Obligation

New Years Day

2

St. Basil the Great
St. Gregory Nazianzen

3

Epiphany Sunday (In the US)

St. Genevieve

4

St. Elizabeth Ann Seton

5

St. John N. Neumann

6

Epiphany of the Lord (Solemnity) Holy Day of Obligation (Transferred to Epiphany Sunday in the US. Not a Holy Day of Obligation in the US)

Bl. Andre Bessett

7

St. Raymond Penyafort

8

St. Apollinaris of Hierapolis

9

St. Adrian of Canterbury

10

The Baptism of the Lord

St. William of Bourges

Christmas Ends

11

Ordinary Time Starts

(1st. Week of Ordinary Time)

St. Theodosius the Cenobiarch

12

St. Bernard of Corleone
St. Marguerite Bourgeoys (Canada)

13

St. Hilary of Poitiers

14

St. Sava

15

St. Ita

16

St. Berard of Carbio

17

2nd. Sunday of Ordinary Time

St. Anthony the Abbot

18

St. Volusian

19

St. Canute IV

20

Bl. Cyprian Michael Iwene Tansi
St. Fabian
St. Sebastian

21

St. Agnes

22

St. Vincent Pallotti

23

St. Ildephonsus
St. John the Almsgiver

24

3rd. Sunday of Ordinary Time

St. Francis de Sales

25

Conversion of St. Paul

26

St. Timothy
St. Titus

27

St. Angela Merici

28

St. Thomas Aquinas

29

St. Gildas the Wise

30

St. Hyacintha of Marescotti

31

4th. Sunday of Ordinary Time

St. John Bosco

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