The Epiphany on January 6 ... a substance that is highly toxic when burned. Burning your old Christmas tree will also release all of its stored carbon into the atmosphere, according to a 2020 ...

Dismantling your Christmas tree may not be the cheeriest chore ... Christian tradition dictates that the winter holiday actually lasts until Epiphany, which many celebrate on Jan. 6 — 12 ...

After we’ve all consumed our festive feasts, opened our gifts and watched our favorite Hallmark Christmas movies, the next burning question ... Christmas (eve of the Epiphany).

Beautiful and festive, the Christmas tree becomes ... The burning of the Christmas trees symbolizes the end of the holiday season; it also is loosely affiliated with Epiphany on the Christian ...

Christmas trees can become ... “Don’t toss your tree! We’d love you to donate it to St. Mark’s ahead of our Burning of the Greens Celebration on Jan. 5 at 5 p.m,” the church wrote ...

St. Frances Cabrini Church ended the Christmas season on Sunday with an Epiphany mass and the Burning of the Greens, and transitioned into the Mardi Gras season. The Epiphany is traditionally ...

With Christmas ... a curbside tree collection or at a designated drop-off site. The department also warned against adding the greenery to backyard woods or a compost pile and said burning the ...

The fabled song the 12 days of Christmas puts forth the ideal gifts to be given leading up to Epiphany, not Christmas Day on Dec. 25 like so many people think. Like many of the traditions people ...

You'll likely store your holiday decorations away in the loft or a special cupboard, but if you've got a replica tree ... Twelfth Night after Christmas (eve of the Epiphany).

the oldest artificial tree company in the country, tells TODAY.com January 6 is known as the Epiphany, Little Christmas or Three Kings Day. From the perspective of religion tradition, it's the day ...