Is Three Kings Day a Catholic tradition?

Some Churches celebrate use Epiphany to celebrate and remember both the visit of the Wise Men and Jesus’s Baptism! Epiphany is mainly celebrated by Catholics and Orthodox Christians. There are similar traditions in Mexico where Epiphany is known as ‘El Dia de los Reyes’ (the day of The Three Kings).Click to see full answer. Then, what is the tradition of Three Kings Day?The Three Kings’ Day, also known as the Feast Of The Epiphany, is a Christian festivity that takes place on January 6 and celebrates the birth of Jesus. According to tradition, The Three Wise Men (or Three Kings) arrive in Bethlehem from the Far East to meet the newborn King of the Jews.Secondly, what foods are eaten on Three Kings Day? Rice, With Legumes or Corn Traditional side dishes for a Three Kings Day meal are black beans and rice, which are also staple accompaniments for many Spanish-influenced daily meals. However, some families have a tradition of serving the rice with peas or corn niblets instead. Considering this, what is the Feast of the Epiphany Catholic Church? ˈp?f?ni/ i-PIF-?-nee) is a Christian feast day that celebrates the revelation (theophany) of God incarnate as Jesus Christ.How does Colombia celebrate Three Kings Day?Translated it means Three Kings Day. Graciela: Colombia is not the only Hispanic country that celebrates the day that the three wise men arrived to present the baby Jesus with their gifts of gold, frankincense and myrrh. In Spain they call it day of Epiphany and celebrate with a large parade called the Kings Parade.