Celebrate Christmas through Epiphany by hosting a Twelfth Night party at your newly blessed home (see page 3 for the blessing). Holding such an event is especially fitting if your goals for the year include living more liturgically at home or increasing your hospitality. If you have a willing crowd, you can sing Christmas hymns, particularly “We Three Kings.” Although it doesn’t have to be as grand as the Twelfth Night balls and village parties during medieval times, you can serve traditional food and drink such as an English Twelfth Night Cake and wassail. Find more ideas at www.twelvedays.com and a recipe for wassail at www.themagicalslowcooker.com.