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Elbee
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St. Patrick's & Lent - Brooklyn/Queens Dioeces
Bishop Nicholas Dimarzio has said Catholics can eat meat on Friday, March 17, 2006 for St. Patrick's Day.
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Posted 3/1/06 4:38 PM  |
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WoodIAm
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Re: St. Patrick's & Lent - Brooklyn/Queens Dioeces
It wouldn't be St. Paddy's day without the corned beef!
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| Posted 3/1/06 4:40 PM |
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QuoteTheRaven424
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Re: St. Patrick's & Lent - Brooklyn/Queens Dioeces
is that just corned beef or all meat?
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| Posted 3/1/06 4:40 PM |
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Summer05
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Re: St. Patrick's & Lent - Brooklyn/Queens Dioeces
I'm sorry, but I have to say that I think it is kind of ridiculous 
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| Posted 3/1/06 4:45 PM |
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Kirsten
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Re: St. Patrick's & Lent - Brooklyn/Queens Dioeces
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| Posted 3/1/06 4:46 PM |
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Elbee
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Re: St. Patrick's & Lent - Brooklyn/Queens Dioeces
Posted by CaptainCharisma424
is that just corned beef or all meat?
don't know 
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| Posted 3/1/06 4:47 PM |
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CookiePuss
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Re: St. Patrick's & Lent - Brooklyn/Queens Dioeces
It's probably just Corned Beef because it's the traditional meal for St. Patrick's Day which is a "feast day" for every saint. This is probably why the restriction on meat was lifted too.
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"The feast day of St. Patrick has been observed in Ireland on March 17 for thousands of years. The date falls during the fasting season of Lent, but on St. Patrick's Day the prohibitions against eating meat were lifted, and the Irish would celebrate their patron saint with dancing, drinking, and feasting on the traditional meal of Irish bacon and cabbage."
Message edited 3/1/2006 4:51:59 PM.
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| Posted 3/1/06 4:51 PM |
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QuoteTheRaven424
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Re: St. Patrick's & Lent - Brooklyn/Queens Dioeces
Posted by Summer05
I'm sorry, but I have to say that I think it is kind of ridiculous
why?
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| Posted 3/1/06 4:51 PM |
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Re: St. Patrick's & Lent - Brooklyn/Queens Dioeces
Posted by shamrock12472
It's probably just Corned Beef because it's the traditional meal for St. Patrick's Day which is a "feast day" for every saint. This is probably why the restriction on meat was lifted too.
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"The feast day of St. Patrick has been observed in Ireland on March 17 for thousands of years. The date falls during the fasting season of Lent, but on St. Patrick's Day the prohibitions against eating meat were lifted, and the Irish would celebrate their patron saint with dancing, drinking, and feasting on the traditional meal of Irish bacon and cabbage."
I was just about to say that Corned Beef is not what the people in Ireland traditionally eat on St. Patrick's day. It is most likely ham or bacon. I never ate as much Corned Beef as I have since I came to the US - and I don't like it!
As a child we were always allowed to break our "Lenten Fast" on St. Patrick's day. And it's a feast day and national holiday, so no work or school. I still follow that over here
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| Posted 3/1/06 4:58 PM |
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kms717
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Re: St. Patrick's & Lent - Brooklyn/Queens Dioeces
They usually make that exception although, they do ask that you pick another day that week to not eat meat.
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| Posted 3/1/06 4:59 PM |
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