Catholics should never make exceptions for what they are sacrificing no matter the holiday. Giving something up for Lent is not like getting a boyscout badge, it is a serious commitment made to bring yourself closer to Christ and God.
One must weigh the choice, which is more important? Your dedication to God? Or drinking with your friends?
its the one day during lent you can break your lenten promise i.e if you give up drink for lent you can drink on st patricks day so people who do give up drink go a bit overboard and make up for lost time
This is a personal decision between you and God. The church suggests that Catholics choose to "give up" something during Lent, and many choose to give us Sodas etc, but no one should give up drinking water. Dehydration is a health risk.
Many celebrate lent by stopping smoking and drinking, they also stay a way from non veg food as well.
If you drink high doses then yes it can
You don't really have to prepare for Lent. I guess, in order to prepare for Lent you could start thinking about what you want to give up for Lent.
They should be drinking on their own. If you mean by a water bottle, they might not be used to it so give them a bowl. But if they wont drink at all take them to the vet immediately.
Nothing.
How much weight you can lose by not drinking soda depends on how much you drink per day. If you drink two large sodas a day and give them up, you can lose 62 pounds in just one year. If you drink more, you will lose even more.
Clear spirit drinks such as vodka and gin contain no congeners, which are substances that contribute to hangovers.
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The lent season means to sacrifice or to give up something that you don't really need.
Lent is celebrated differently by everyone. Usually you will give up something for lent or take up some form of betterment.