Hypapante

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Hypapante is the Christian feast commemorating the presentation of Jesus Christ in the Temple and his meeting with Simeon and Anna, traditionally celebrated 40 days after Christmas.

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Hypapante canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Christian feast
liturgical feast
associatedEvent presentation of the firstborn male in the Temple
ritual purification of Mary
celebratedAfter Christmas
celebratedDaysAfter 40
celebratedIn Eastern Catholic Churches
Eastern Orthodox Christianity
surface form: Eastern Orthodox Church

Oriental Orthodoxy
surface form: Oriental Orthodox Churches
commemorates Feast of the Presentation of Christ in the Temple
surface form: Presentation of Jesus at the Temple

meeting of Jesus with Anna the Prophetess
meeting of Jesus with Simeon
dateFixedRelativeTo Nativity of Christ
hasLanguageForm Ὑπαπαντή
hasLiturgicalSeason Christmas cycle
Epiphany–Theophany cycle
hasLiturgicalText canon of the Hypapante
hymns of the Hypapante
stichera of the Hypapante
hasMeaning Meeting
hasPrimaryFigure prophetess Anna
surface form: Anna the Prophetess

Jesus Christ
Simeon the God-receiver
surface form: Simeon the God-Receiver

Virgin Mary
hasScripturalBasis Gospel of Luke
hasScripturalPassage Luke 2:22–38
liturgicalAction processions with candles in some traditions
liturgicalRank Great Feast in Eastern Christianity
surface form: Great Feast in the Eastern Orthodox Church
occursAnnually true
relatedFeast Candlemas
Feast of the Presentation of Christ in the Temple
surface form: Feast of the Presentation of the Lord
theologicalTheme Christ as light to the nations
encounter between the Old and New Covenants
fulfillment of the Law

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