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Christmas or the Nativity of the Lord (the birth of Jesus Christ) is a Christian holiday celebrated on December 25 (in the Gregorian calendar) or January 7 (in the Julian calendar) every year. It is part of the 12 royal feasts of the Byzantine rite churches. Among some countries, where Christians are in the majority, Christmas is also a legal holiday, and the holiday is extended to the next day, December 26: the second day of Christmas. Since the beginning of the twentieth century, Christmas has become a secular holiday, celebrated by both Christians and non-Christians, the center of gravity of the celebration shifting from church attendance to the rite to the family aspect of exchanging gifts. or, for children, "Santa's gifts."
