Why Christmas is celebrated on January 7 by millions of Christians worldwide
Millions of Christians worldwide celebrate Christmas on January 7, not December 25, due to differing calendar traditions. While most follow the Gregorian calendar, some Orthodox churches adhere to the older Julian calendar. This calendar difference means December 25 Julian corresponds to January 7 Gregorian, preserving ancient customs and faith.
Millions of Christians worldwide celebrate Christmas on January 7, not December 25, due to differing calendar traditions. While most follow the Gregorian calendar, some Orthodox churches adhere to the older Julian calendar. This calendar difference means December 25 Julian corresponds to January 7 Gregorian, preserving ancient customs and faith.
