Constantine, the first Roman emperor to be Christian during his reign, had Rome begin celebrating Christmas on December 25th, and this was during the time period categorized as "ancient history".‘Working’ from ‘home’
Christmas on Wednesdays it the worst. We just made up the date anyways. Can’t it be one of those 4th Sundays of the months kind of things? It’s almost 2025 but we are still stuck in a dark ages holiday calendar?
He did this likely to be a direct replacement for the Pagan festival called Saturnalia (which had many elements of celebration that are still observed during Christmas nowadays).