Epiphany, Sundays after

Epiphany, Sundays after
   The Epiphany is continued in the Sundays following, the number of which is variable being dependent on the time Easter is kept. There may be one "Sunday after Epiphany" or there may be six. The Scriptural teachings of these Sundays are all illustrative of the fact that the Eternal Word was manifested in the Flesh.

American Church Dictionary and Cyclopedia. — New York, Thomas Whittaker. . 1901.

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