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Roman Catholic AnswerThe current regulations and age limits on abstinence (not eating meat) are contained in Pope Paul VI's instruction below. Catholics are forbidden to eat meat on Fridays, although some countries have a dispensation for Fridays outside of Lent, all must abstain from meat on Fridays during Lent, whether the sun is shining or not has no bearing on the matter.
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Roman Catholic AnswerNo, no meat can be eaten on Friday during Lent. The Latin word for meat would exclude fish, seafood, amphians, etc. Turkey is considered meat, as are other fowl (chicken, Cornish game hens, guinea hens), etc..
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Great question. It is true that sundown technically signals the end of one day and the start of the next liturgically. Just like how a Vigil mass may be said the day before, but only in the evening. My suggestion is this: Stick to the technical day terms: 12am to 12am of your time zone. If you do switch to a sundown-to-sundown set-up, be consistent about it. That is, you would have begun your Friday the evening before.

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No; The Catholic Church teaches that you must abstain from meat every Friday during Lent- unless you are under 14 years of age and have a serious reason to eat meat (like illness)

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