Why is Christmas celebrated on January 3 in place of December 5 in Italy?

Christmas is celebrated in the world on December 2, but only in Italy on January 7. The festival is called The Feast of Amphiphene. In this way, Santa Claus rides on a reindeer in Christmas and Newar kills children by bringing knives and gifts. When Christmas in Italy, not an Santa Claus, but an old lady named Befana sits on a broom. Gifts to kids just like Santa Claus. Beda caretakers are more popular than Santa Claus in Italy's poor and inland areas.

It is widely believed that three days after the birth of Jesus, three scholarly men went for gifts and went to bless them. He also urged an elderly woman named Benfa to come along. But Benafa refused to come. Befana later regretted not having approached Jesus with the scholars. Because of this repentance she started giving children gifts in hopes of receiving God. To commemorate the event, the birth anniversary of Isamseh is celebrated on January 7 in Italy. Its celebration begins at midnight on January 7. Some even believe that Benfa has the name of a Roman goddess. This tradition has been practiced for centuries.

According to the information obtained, Christmas is celebrated in most parts of the world according to the calendar prepared by Pastor Gregory in AD 9. In Italy and in some countries, the Julian calendar is used. According to them, Christmas is celebrated late. In some regions of Russia and parts of the Middle East, Christmas is celebrated on 7 January, after 7 days. While Christmas is celebrated in the interior of Italy, it is considered one of the most unique.