Hrush Achemyanのインスタグラム(styledbyhrush) - 1月6日 10時59分

Today we celebrate Armenian Christmas and the Feast of Epiphany.
The Armenian Apostolic Church began celebrating its Christmas Eve on January 5.
Armenians celebrate the original Christmas, on January 6.
The Feast of Holy Nativity and Theophany of Our Lord Jesus Christ begins on the eve of Divine Liturgy.
Christianity has been declared as state religion in 301, when Armenia became the first to adopt Christianity as its official state religion.
As Christianity expanded into Western Europe, the people there had been celebrating a Roman holiday, ‘Solis Invicti‘ on December 25th. Rather than compete with an already popular holiday, the church simply decided to move Christmas Day to December 25th and celebrate January 6th as the Feast of the Epiphany. Undoubtedly, Solis Invicti itself was a holiday created to overwrite previous Pagan winter solstice celebrations.
In Armenia however, there was no such solstice tradition and Armenian Christians didn’t feel bound to move their Christmas from January 6th. Merry Real Christmas! Comment down below if you already knew all of this.

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