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As of 2016, Christmas Day was last on a Monday in 2006. It will next be on a Monday in 2017. An 11 year gap is common, caused by days being skipped over by a leap year. It was on a Sunday in 2011, but skipped Monday in 2012 and was on a Tuesday, as it was a leap year.
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As of 2019, the last time it happened was in 2017, next time in 2023, it skipped Monday in 2012 due to 2012 being a leap year, it was a Sunday in 2011 then Tuesday in 2012
Sunday happened in 2016 Tuesday happened in 2018
When 2012 was a leap year, Christmas skipped the day of the week in 2017, it went from 2016 (2011) to 2018 (2012).
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