That said, some traditional Catholic households keep their Christmas trees up until Feb. 2 — 40 days after Christmas — to ...

also known as the Eve of the Epiphany, which many celebrate 12 days after Christmas Day. Meanwhile, Catholic Christmas tradition calls for the pine trees to remain standing tall until February 2 ...

With Christmas over, those who celebrate may still face one of the last holiday tasks of disposing of trees and other decorations, with Epiphany falling on Jan. 6. Properly disposing of live ...

which also marks the beginning of the “season of Epiphany.” The National Fire Protection Agency considers Christmas trees fire hazards as soon as they dry out (Getty Images) In many Catholic ...

Sharon Tagle of Tampa, for example, might be a genius mastermind when it comes to engineering family harmony. “Hubs and I ...

Some churches celebrate Epiphany with a burning of the greens — live Christmas trees are tossed onto a bonfire, leaving behind the old and welcoming the new. Epiphany also marks the beginning of ...

The internet is full of year-round Christmas tree decor ideas like a sparkly heart ... leave decorations up until the conclusion of Epiphany – and the remainder – 21% of poll participants ...

Tradition says the "correct" time to take down the tree is on the day of the Feast of Epiphany, which marks the official end of the Christmas season. Not sure how much longer you should leave your ...

With Christmas over, those who celebrate may still face one of the last holiday tasks of disposing of trees and other ...