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Meatless Friday Catholic. the simple and direct answer to your question is “no.” catholics in the united states are not required to abstain from. adherence to meatless fridays continues throughout the calendar year, despite widespread confusion on the subject by. at a friday gathering of catholic friends everyone will know that meatless pizza or fish and chips is the menu instead of some having to lay off the. instead of insisting upon abstinence as an act of solidarity with the poor, many affluent nations’ bishops conferences, including those in britain and the united states, made the traditional practice of meatless fridays optional, allowing catholics to choose their own penance instead. according to the code of canon law, all catholics who are able should fast and abstain on fridays throughout the year to commemorate christ’s. eastern christians, both catholic and orthodox, still observe abstinence on fridays (and on wednesdays, as catholics. catholics abstain from flesh meat on days of penance, such as ash wednesday, good friday, and the fridays of lent.

according to the code of canon law, all catholics who are able should fast and abstain on fridays throughout the year to commemorate christ’s. at a friday gathering of catholic friends everyone will know that meatless pizza or fish and chips is the menu instead of some having to lay off the. adherence to meatless fridays continues throughout the calendar year, despite widespread confusion on the subject by. instead of insisting upon abstinence as an act of solidarity with the poor, many affluent nations’ bishops conferences, including those in britain and the united states, made the traditional practice of meatless fridays optional, allowing catholics to choose their own penance instead. catholics abstain from flesh meat on days of penance, such as ash wednesday, good friday, and the fridays of lent. eastern christians, both catholic and orthodox, still observe abstinence on fridays (and on wednesdays, as catholics. the simple and direct answer to your question is “no.” catholics in the united states are not required to abstain from.

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Meatless Friday Catholic instead of insisting upon abstinence as an act of solidarity with the poor, many affluent nations’ bishops conferences, including those in britain and the united states, made the traditional practice of meatless fridays optional, allowing catholics to choose their own penance instead. at a friday gathering of catholic friends everyone will know that meatless pizza or fish and chips is the menu instead of some having to lay off the. eastern christians, both catholic and orthodox, still observe abstinence on fridays (and on wednesdays, as catholics. according to the code of canon law, all catholics who are able should fast and abstain on fridays throughout the year to commemorate christ’s. catholics abstain from flesh meat on days of penance, such as ash wednesday, good friday, and the fridays of lent. adherence to meatless fridays continues throughout the calendar year, despite widespread confusion on the subject by. the simple and direct answer to your question is “no.” catholics in the united states are not required to abstain from. instead of insisting upon abstinence as an act of solidarity with the poor, many affluent nations’ bishops conferences, including those in britain and the united states, made the traditional practice of meatless fridays optional, allowing catholics to choose their own penance instead.