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Yobo same home tonight about two hours ago and ice just dining out of the washroom now. She really had to drop a reused.
 
Epiphhinay was celebrated at church last sunday. The wiseman came to my household on the 6th. (It's a traditional mexican thing). They brought gifts.
With Epiphany duly marked it is time for all decorations to get packed up.

Do you have a Nativity set out Jae?
 
Tabitha said:
Epiphhinay was celebrated at church last sunday. The wiseman came to my household on the 6th. (It's a traditional mexican thing). They brought gifts.
With Epiphany duly marked it is time for all decorations to get packed up.

Do you have a Nativity set out Jae?
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Nice try Tabitha. We're still in the season of Epiphany. If you truly cared about celebrating it, you would know that. No, I don't have a nativity set out. As a member of the working poor, I cannot afford such a luxury.
 
LOL well Jae you can continue to claim you are working poor- and without your mothers and wife support you may be

My nativity set is one I made

If you can afford to buy a coffee every sunday after church-you could afford the materials to make a creche or nativity set and have a decoration in your home to signify the reason for Christmas and epiphany.

Some people make excuses others overcome obstacles
 
Jae if you message me your address I will send you used toilet paper rolls. There are many free patterns available for you to transform them into a nativity set. I'm sure many other wc2 folks would also send you TP Rolls.
 
Tabitha said:
LOL well Jae you can continue to claim you are working poor- and without your mothers and wife support you may be

My nativity set is one I made

If you can afford to buy a coffee every sunday after church-you could afford the materials to make a creche or nativity set and have a decoration in your home to signify the reason for Christmas and epiphany.

Some people make excuses others overcome obstacles
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Right - you make excuses to not celebrate the full season of Epiphany. I'm still celebrating it, luxury of nativity set or no. I do so through my devotions, and focus on participating in the Missio Dei.
 
Tabitha said:
Jae if you message me your address I will send you used toilet paper rolls. There are many free patterns available for you to transform them into a nativity set. I'm sure many other wc2 folks would also send you TP Rolls.
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Tabitha, thank you for your kind offer, however I'll decline.
 
Ummmm.... Would it be bad form for me to point out that Epiphany is a DAY, not a SEASON? After the Say of Epiphany we enter into the first of two periods of 'Ordinary Time', outside of any festival season.
 
Redbaron said:
Ummmm.... Would it be bad form for me to point out that Epiphany is a DAY, not a SEASON? After the Say of Epiphany we enter into the first of two periods of 'Ordinary Time', outside of any festival season.
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Redbaron, the season of Epiphany begins each year on January 6th, and continues right up to Shrove "Pancake" Tuesday (the Tuesday before Ash Wednesday). As such, it is actually a longer season than is Christmas.
 
Nope. It's a day, not a season. Today is the first Sunday in ordinary time, and is referred to as the first Sunday AFTER (and not ;IN) Epiphany.
 
Redbaron said:
Nope. It's a day, not a season. Today is the first Sunday in ordinary time, and is referred to as the first Sunday AFTER (and not ;IN) Epiphany.
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This year, Trinity Sunday is May 22. Then ordinary time begins and lasts up to Reformation Sunday (October 30).
 
I'm starting a thread in Church Life and moving my exchange with Jae on liturgical calendars to it since this is off-topic for Last Post.
 
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