LIVE: Eucharistic Celebration on the Solemnity of the Epiphany of the Lord at the Parish of St. Francis of Assisi in Brgy. San Francisco, Pilgrim City of Naga. #ArchdioceseOfCaceres #CaceresNaga #CaceresCCom #CCCom2026 #Caceres75 | Archdiocese of Caceres

A family tradition… we laugh, we taste, we celebrate… . La Galette des Rois: The French Galette des Rois, (King Cake) tradition celebrates Epiphany (January 6th) with a puff pastry cake filled with almond cream (frangipane) and a hidden trinket, the fève. Whoever finds the fève (originally a bean, now often a ceramic figurine) becomes king or queen for the day, wearing a paper crown and having good luck. The youngest child hides under the table to distribute slices, ensuring fairness, while the

This year marks the120th Epiphany Celebration in Tarpon Springs. One of the largest globally, and the largest in this part of the world. Learn about what it is and what it means to the Greek Orthodox community. http://specne.ws/S4bNUF | Spectrum Bay News 9

During his final General Audience of the year 2025, Pope Leo XIV reflected on months of joy and sorrow — from the Holy Year pilgrimages to the passing of Pope Francis and the ongoing tragedies of war. As the year draws to a close, he invited the faithful to place everything before God, asking Him to renew “the wonders of His grace and mercy,” in the spirit of the Te Deum prayed on December 31. #tedeum #popeleoxiv #vatican | Catholic News Agency

Today in Rome, the Holy Door of the Archbasilica of St. John Lateran—the Cathedral of the Pope—was solemnly closed, marking the end of this stage of the Jubilee of Hope. As the door is sealed, the faithful are reminded that Christ Himself remains the true gate to mercy and salvation. This door will remain closed until 2033, when the Church will celebrate 2,000 years of the Resurrection of Christ. Two Holy Doors remain open in Rome: at St. Paul’s Outside the Walls and at St. Peter’s Basilica. | C