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• Little_Christmas abstract "This article is about the traditional celebration of Christmas in early January. For the Tasmanian island, see: Little Christmas IslandLittle Christmas (Irish: Nollaig Bheag) is one of the traditional names in Ireland for 6 January, more commonly known in the rest of the world as the Feast of the Epiphany. It is sometime thought that it is called this because under the older Julian calendar, Christmas Day celebrations fell on that day whereas under the Gregorian calendar it falls on 25 December. However the eastern tradition of celebrating the birth of Jesus on January 6 precedes the creation of the Gregorian Calendar by hundreds of years. By the year 1500 AD eastern Churches were celebrating Christmas on January 6 and western churches were celebrating it on December 25 even though both were using the Julian Calendar. It is the traditional end of the Christmas season and until 2013 was the last day of the Christmas holidays for both primary and secondary schools in Ireland.In the Scottish Highlands the term Little Christmas (Scottish Gaelic: Nollaig Bheag) is applied to New Year's Day, also known as Là Challuinn, or Là na Bliadhna Ùire, while Epiphany is known as Là Féill nan Rìgh, the feast-day of the Kings. The Transalpine Redemptorists who live on Papa Stronsay celebrate 'Little Christmas' on the twenty-fifth day of every month, except for December, when the twenty-fifth day is of course celebrated as Christmas Day.In some parts of England, such as Lancashire, this day is also known as Little Christmas. In Norway and Sweden, Little Christmas Day refers to 13 January (Norwegian: Tyvendedagen; Swedish: Tjugondedag), twenty days after Christmas, and is regarded as the day when ornaments must be removed from Christmas trees and any leftover food must be eaten. Somewhat confusingly Christmas Eve is also referred to as "Little Christmas" in Scandinavia. In the Isle of Man, New Year's Day on 1 January was formerly called Laa Nolick beg in Manx, or Little Christmas Day, while 6 January was referred to as Old Christmas Day. The name Little Christmas is also found in other languages including Slovene (mali Božič), Galician (Nadalinho), and Ukrainian.In other parts of the world, it is sometimes referred to as Old Christmas or Old Christmas Day, so called for the same reasons as in Ireland.".
• Little_Christmas country Christianity_in_Ireland.
• Little_Christmas country Irish_people.
• Little_Christmas country Scottish_Highlands.
• Little_Christmas meaning "visit of the Three Kings to Jesus, former date of Christmas".
• Little_Christmas similar Epiphany_(holiday).
• Little_Christmas type Culture_of_Ireland.
• Little_Christmas type G%C3%A0idhealtachd.
• Little_Christmas wikiPageExternalLink little-womens-christmas.html.
• Little_Christmas wikiPageID "476654".
• Little_Christmas wikiPageRevisionID "590971595".
• Little_Christmas date "--01-06".
• Little_Christmas hasPhotoCollection Little_Christmas.
• Little_Christmas holidayName "Little Christmas".
• Little_Christmas nickname "Ireland".
• Little_Christmas nickname "Là Challuinn".
• Little_Christmas nickname "Là na Bliadhna Ùire".
• Little_Christmas nickname "Nollaig na mBan".
• Little_Christmas nickname "Old Christmas".
• Little_Christmas nickname "Other".
• Little_Christmas nickname "Scotland".
• Little_Christmas nickname "Women's Christmas".
• Little_Christmas nickname "Women's Little Christmas".
• Little_Christmas observances "religious services, gift giving, family gatherings, meeting friends".
• Little_Christmas observedby Scottish_Highlands.
• Little_Christmas observedby "Christians in Ireland and the Irish diaspora, particularly women".
• Little_Christmas relatedto "Christmas, Epiphany".
• Little_Christmas significance "visit of the Three Kings to Jesus, former date of Christmas".
• Little_Christmas type "Christian, Irish and Scottish".
• Little_Christmas subject Category:Christmas-linked_holidays.
• Little_Christmas subject Category:Christmas_in_Ireland.
• Little_Christmas subject Category:Christmas_in_Scotland.
• Little_Christmas subject Category:January_observances.
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• Little_Christmas comment "This article is about the traditional celebration of Christmas in early January. For the Tasmanian island, see: Little Christmas IslandLittle Christmas (Irish: Nollaig Bheag) is one of the traditional names in Ireland for 6 January, more commonly known in the rest of the world as the Feast of the Epiphany.".
• Little_Christmas label "Little Christmas".
• Little_Christmas label "Little Christmas".
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• Little_Christmas name "Little Christmas".
• Little_Christmas nick "Ireland".
• Little_Christmas nick "Là Challuinn".
• Little_Christmas nick "Là na Bliadhna Ùire".
• Little_Christmas nick "Nollaig na mBan".
• Little_Christmas nick "Old Christmas".
• Little_Christmas nick "Other".
• Little_Christmas nick "Scotland".
• Little_Christmas nick "Women's Christmas".
• Little_Christmas nick "Women's Little Christmas".