Can a Catholic eat alligator meat during lent?
Catholic churches prevents and forbids the comsumption of alligator meat.
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What does the color purple represent in lent?
In Lent, the color purple symbolizes pain, suffering, and the...
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Why can't Catholics say hallelujah during lent?
I'm sorry. I could not find why Catholics could not say Halle...
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Lent is mostly observed by the Lutheran, Methodist, Presbyter...
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Do Protestants follow the same rules during lent as Catholics?
This practice was virtually universal in Christendom until th...
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Why can't you get baptized during lent?
You can't get baptized during lent because lent is a time of ...
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What does the color purple represent in lent?
In Lent, the color purple symbolizes pain, suffering, and the...
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In the Christian tradition, Lent is a 40-day period (time dep...
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Why can't Catholics say hallelujah during lent?
I'm sorry. I could not find why Catholics could not say Halle...
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Lent 2011 begins on Ash Wednesday, March 9, 2011. For Eastern...
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What day does lent end on this year in 2011?
Lent ends on Holy Saturday, which is Saturday, April 23, 2011...
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Why can't Catholics say hallelujah during lent?
I'm sorry. I could not find why Catholics could not say Halle...
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Can you now eat chicken during lent?
Catholic Church abstinence laws consider that meat comes from...
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Lent begins on Ash Wednesday and lasts 60 not counting Sunday...
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Lent is a time where we should cleanse ourselves in preparati...
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Do Catholics need to avoid meat on Ash Wed as they do Fridays during Lent?
Ash Wednesday is also a day of fasting and abstinence for Cat...
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What does the color purple represent in lent?
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What are some Lent activities?
Some activities for Lent are: Lenten Poster - make a poster f...
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If your fasting can you drink water on Lent?
Yes. You may only drink water or juices when fasting on Lent....
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Why don't Catholics eat meat on Friday's in Lent?
Friday has been signalized as an abstinence day, in order to ...
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What year did lent first start?
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About Lent
Lent is a period in the Christian calendar leading up to Holy Week, which culminates in Easter. Lent is traditionally a time when fasting occurred in past times. Today many people 'give up' something for Lent in order to be in a more reflective mood.
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