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Christmas: the Nativity of Jesus

Thu, December 25, 2025 · Computed (rule)

10 mo ago

The Christian feast of the birth of Jesus. A holy day of obligation for Catholics.

Every year

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Source, method and history

Source: USCCB liturgical year
How we know: Fixed date in the Western (Gregorian) liturgical calendar.
Recurs: annual
Feed: Subscribe to Christianity
Changes: None recorded.