Hi everyone,
January 6th marks the celebration of Epiphany Day.
This Christian feast day commemorates the visit of the Magi to the infant Jesus, symbolizing his manifestation to the Gentiles. Epiphany has been celebrated since the end of the second century, even before the Christmas holiday was established.
The holiday is not just religious but also rich in traditions, including the popular 'Three Kings' parades in various cultures. Recognizing such holidays showcases our respect for the diverse beliefs and traditions that make our team unique.
Please note, our offices in the countries observing this holiday will be closed. If you are unsure whether your office observes this holiday, please check with your local People Team.
Thank you,
People Team
Hi everyone, 👋
Guess what’s around the corner? Epiphany Day on January 6th! 🌟
This day takes us back to the story of the Three Kings visiting baby Jesus. It’s an old holiday, celebrated even before Christmas.
Fun fact: in some cultures, kids leave shoes out to get gifts from the ‘Three Kings’!
Please note, our offices in the countries observing this holiday will be closed. If you are unsure whether your office observes this holiday, please check with your local People Team.
Thank you,
People Team 🙏
Hi all,
January 6th is Epiphany Day. It celebrates the Magi's visit to Jesus. Rich in traditions and observed by many.
Please note, our offices in the countries observing this holiday will be closed. If you are unsure whether your office observes this holiday, please check with your local People Team.
People Team
Hi everyone,
We're a week away from Epiphany Day. Team members in countries that observe this religious occasion, such as Spain, Italy, and parts of Latin America, will be Out Of Office. Let's make sure we're planning our collaborations in advance to accommodate this.
For those taking the day off, don't forget to set your email reminders for the holiday. Enjoy the peace and reflections of the day!
Thank you,
People Team
How to observe Epiphany Day at work
Epiphany Day, observed every January 6th, is a Christian holiday commemorating the visit of the Magi to the infant Jesus. This event symbolizes Jesus's revelation to the Gentiles and the wider world. Rooted deeply in religious traditions, the day is celebrated with grandeur in various countries, like Spain, Italy, and parts of Latin America, with rituals, parades, and special church services.
Acknowledging Epiphany Day in global workplaces is crucial to respect religious diversity and the deep historical and cultural significance the day holds. It's a day of reflection, joy, and unity for many, and recognizing it fosters a sense of belonging. For teams working with colleagues in countries where this is a significant holiday, understanding its importance can improve cross-cultural collaborations.
Ideas for celebrating Epiphany Day at work:
- Three Kings Parade Viewing: Arrange a live stream or recording of one of the grand 'Three Kings' parades from countries like Spain or Mexico.
- Story Hour: Share the story of the Magi's journey, its significance, and various cultural interpretations.
- Epiphany Treats Tasting: Organize a tasting session with traditional foods related to the holiday, such as Rosca de Reyes or King's Cake.
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