obviously that’s epiphanytide
July 15, 2026 at 4:47 PM
obviously that’s epiphanytide
A blessed Epiphanytide to everyone. (The poem is by U. A. Fanthorpe.)
January 8, 2025 at 9:25 PM
A blessed Epiphanytide to everyone. (The poem is by U. A. Fanthorpe.)
I will be wearing my Christmas pjs and sweater until the Magi arrive.
The seasons of Christmastide and Epiphanytide slaps ngl. 😌✨
The seasons of Christmastide and Epiphanytide slaps ngl. 😌✨
December 28, 2024 at 1:03 AM
I will be wearing my Christmas pjs and sweater until the Magi arrive.
The seasons of Christmastide and Epiphanytide slaps ngl. 😌✨
The seasons of Christmastide and Epiphanytide slaps ngl. 😌✨
IDEA 💡 🕯️
An Epiphanytide liturgy or preaching service (like 7 Last Words or Stations) based on Christ’s seven signs in John.
An Epiphanytide liturgy or preaching service (like 7 Last Words or Stations) based on Christ’s seven signs in John.
November 16, 2024 at 7:34 PM
IDEA 💡 🕯️
An Epiphanytide liturgy or preaching service (like 7 Last Words or Stations) based on Christ’s seven signs in John.
An Epiphanytide liturgy or preaching service (like 7 Last Words or Stations) based on Christ’s seven signs in John.
We participated in an ecumenical Epiphanytide service at Carleton tonight—the evangelical, Episcopal, and RC groups collaborated. I celebrated the Eucharist and a couple of the students preached. We also admitted a catechumen which was pretty cool given the ecumenical nature of the assembly! 🕯️
January 13, 2025 at 1:19 AM
We participated in an ecumenical Epiphanytide service at Carleton tonight—the evangelical, Episcopal, and RC groups collaborated. I celebrated the Eucharist and a couple of the students preached. We also admitted a catechumen which was pretty cool given the ecumenical nature of the assembly! 🕯️
oh Christmas is over, finally. happy Epiphanytide!
January 6, 2026 at 1:20 PM
oh Christmas is over, finally. happy Epiphanytide!
It’s Monday. It’s epiphanytide. It’s lunchtime … it’s Christmas cake
January 13, 2025 at 1:25 PM
It’s Monday. It’s epiphanytide. It’s lunchtime … it’s Christmas cake
In Western Christianity, Christmas is properly a twelve day feast, followed by Christmastide (or sometimes Epiphanytide, depending on your flavour) which runs to 2nd February.
December 26, 2024 at 10:12 AM
In Western Christianity, Christmas is properly a twelve day feast, followed by Christmastide (or sometimes Epiphanytide, depending on your flavour) which runs to 2nd February.
The classic Book of Common Prayer doesn’t have “ordinary time.” It treats Epiphanytide, the ‘Gesimas, and the Sundays after Trinity as distinct seasons, each with its own character and emphasis. Each of these seasons has more than a millennium of Christian tradition.
January 19, 2025 at 11:16 AM
The classic Book of Common Prayer doesn’t have “ordinary time.” It treats Epiphanytide, the ‘Gesimas, and the Sundays after Trinity as distinct seasons, each with its own character and emphasis. Each of these seasons has more than a millennium of Christian tradition.
Christmastide is over, yes. But it's still Epiphanytide, and I'm using that as my excuse to keep my Christmas tree up
January 13, 2025 at 2:13 AM
Christmastide is over, yes. But it's still Epiphanytide, and I'm using that as my excuse to keep my Christmas tree up
Epiphanytide and Lent are good seasons to try that out
June 21, 2026 at 9:18 PM
Epiphanytide and Lent are good seasons to try that out
In your charity please add Layan Nasir to your prayers. She is a 24 year old Palestinian who was released from Israeli custody last December. She was sentenced to an additional 8 months in Israeli prison this past Thursday. She is a member of St. Peter’s Anglican Church, in Birzeit West Bank. ⚓️
October 12, 2025 at 1:34 AM
In your charity please add Layan Nasir to your prayers. She is a 24 year old Palestinian who was released from Israeli custody last December. She was sentenced to an additional 8 months in Israeli prison this past Thursday. She is a member of St. Peter’s Anglican Church, in Birzeit West Bank. ⚓️
Unpopular opinion perhaps, but I don't really miss the Gesimas. I like Epiphanytide having room to be its own thing.
February 24, 2025 at 3:13 PM
Unpopular opinion perhaps, but I don't really miss the Gesimas. I like Epiphanytide having room to be its own thing.
High regard to all the replies. For me, it is the beginning of Epiphanytide because of the Sunday readings that follow.
December 24, 2025 at 10:14 PM
High regard to all the replies. For me, it is the beginning of Epiphanytide because of the Sunday readings that follow.
Inspired by @revdavek.bsky.social – major commemorations in “Epiphanytide”:
• Visitation of the Magi
• Baptism of Christ
• Transfiguration
• Jesus’ first miracle at Cana
• Peter’s confession
• Paul’s conversion
• Candlemas
• (sometimes) the choice of Matthias the apostle
• Visitation of the Magi
• Baptism of Christ
• Transfiguration
• Jesus’ first miracle at Cana
• Peter’s confession
• Paul’s conversion
• Candlemas
• (sometimes) the choice of Matthias the apostle
February 1, 2024 at 4:15 PM
Inspired by @revdavek.bsky.social – major commemorations in “Epiphanytide”:
• Visitation of the Magi
• Baptism of Christ
• Transfiguration
• Jesus’ first miracle at Cana
• Peter’s confession
• Paul’s conversion
• Candlemas
• (sometimes) the choice of Matthias the apostle
• Visitation of the Magi
• Baptism of Christ
• Transfiguration
• Jesus’ first miracle at Cana
• Peter’s confession
• Paul’s conversion
• Candlemas
• (sometimes) the choice of Matthias the apostle
Ah!
It also makes sense as the last Sunday in Epiphanytide.
It also makes sense as the last Sunday in Epiphanytide.
August 28, 2024 at 3:25 PM
Ah!
It also makes sense as the last Sunday in Epiphanytide.
It also makes sense as the last Sunday in Epiphanytide.
⚓ Something that aids the notion of an Epiphanytide is how all 3 lectionary yrs include the beginning of JC's public ministry:
• calling the first disciples
• reading Isaiah in the synagogue
• the Beatitudes
• the beginning of the Sermon on the Mount (& Plain)
• first healings and exorcisms
• calling the first disciples
• reading Isaiah in the synagogue
• the Beatitudes
• the beginning of the Sermon on the Mount (& Plain)
• first healings and exorcisms
Inspired by @revdavek.bsky.social – major commemorations in “Epiphanytide”:
• Visitation of the Magi
• Baptism of Christ
• Transfiguration
• Jesus’ first miracle at Cana
• Peter’s confession
• Paul’s conversion
• Candlemas
• (sometimes) the choice of Matthias the apostle
• Visitation of the Magi
• Baptism of Christ
• Transfiguration
• Jesus’ first miracle at Cana
• Peter’s confession
• Paul’s conversion
• Candlemas
• (sometimes) the choice of Matthias the apostle
February 1, 2024 at 4:54 PM
⚓ Something that aids the notion of an Epiphanytide is how all 3 lectionary yrs include the beginning of JC's public ministry:
• calling the first disciples
• reading Isaiah in the synagogue
• the Beatitudes
• the beginning of the Sermon on the Mount (& Plain)
• first healings and exorcisms
• calling the first disciples
• reading Isaiah in the synagogue
• the Beatitudes
• the beginning of the Sermon on the Mount (& Plain)
• first healings and exorcisms
Today is Monday, and The Epiphany. 🥰 Happy Epiphanytide. Here are the office readings for today.
Morning: Psalm 46, 97
Evening: Psalm 96, 100
Lessons
Isaiah: 52:7-10
Revelation: 21:22-27
Matthew: 12:14-21
Morning: Psalm 46, 97
Evening: Psalm 96, 100
Lessons
Isaiah: 52:7-10
Revelation: 21:22-27
Matthew: 12:14-21
January 6, 2025 at 1:35 PM
Today is Monday, and The Epiphany. 🥰 Happy Epiphanytide. Here are the office readings for today.
Morning: Psalm 46, 97
Evening: Psalm 96, 100
Lessons
Isaiah: 52:7-10
Revelation: 21:22-27
Matthew: 12:14-21
Morning: Psalm 46, 97
Evening: Psalm 96, 100
Lessons
Isaiah: 52:7-10
Revelation: 21:22-27
Matthew: 12:14-21
There is legitimate value in keeping a sort of Epiphanytide to Candlemas (and reinstating the Gesimas, although the earliest possible Septuagesima is 1/18.)
January 9, 2025 at 9:33 PM
There is legitimate value in keeping a sort of Epiphanytide to Candlemas (and reinstating the Gesimas, although the earliest possible Septuagesima is 1/18.)
And (for us) pledge drive kickoff and the beginning of our version of Creation Season. I feel the same way about vocations Sunday during Epiphanytide.
September 22, 2026 at 6:07 PM
And (for us) pledge drive kickoff and the beginning of our version of Creation Season. I feel the same way about vocations Sunday during Epiphanytide.
Baptism of the Lord - services today at Christ Church:
10am Sung Eucharist
4pm Choral Evensong for Epiphanytide
10am Sung Eucharist
4pm Choral Evensong for Epiphanytide
January 12, 2025 at 7:57 AM
Baptism of the Lord - services today at Christ Church:
10am Sung Eucharist
4pm Choral Evensong for Epiphanytide
10am Sung Eucharist
4pm Choral Evensong for Epiphanytide
Ha! Excellent.
They said that January was my "speakeasy second line New Orleans Jazz" month. I stream Dixieland all through Epiphanytide.
They said that January was my "speakeasy second line New Orleans Jazz" month. I stream Dixieland all through Epiphanytide.
December 6, 2024 at 11:44 AM
Ha! Excellent.
They said that January was my "speakeasy second line New Orleans Jazz" month. I stream Dixieland all through Epiphanytide.
They said that January was my "speakeasy second line New Orleans Jazz" month. I stream Dixieland all through Epiphanytide.
And if you STILL can't bear to take the tree down, you can carry through Epiphanytide to Candlemas on Feb 2nd.
January 5, 2026 at 11:01 AM
And if you STILL can't bear to take the tree down, you can carry through Epiphanytide to Candlemas on Feb 2nd.