January 7 is celebrated as Coptic Christmas Day by Orthodox Christian communities and marks the continuation of the Christmas season for many faithful worldwide. In El Salvador, it represents unity across Christian traditions and continued reflection on peace and renewal.
- Mariam – Of Hebrew and Aramaic origin, meaning “beloved” or “wished-for child.” It honors the Virgin Mary and symbolizes purity, compassion, and enduring faith.
- Emmanuel – Of Hebrew origin, meaning “God with us.” It signifies divine presence, hope, and the comforting assurance of faith that carries beyond the Christmas season.
