It is required only once your are 14 years or older of age. It is a good sacrifice to refrain from eating meat though but you don't have to yet.
Primarily, Catholics do not eat meat on Good Friday - day they believe Jesus died on the Cross - under the 'rules of fasting and abstinence of the Catholic Church. See related link below:
Catholics abstain eating meat during Lent on every Friday of the season. Fish can be eaten on this day, just not red meat.
All meat.
No!!!They are considered as meat!!Another Answer: Unless that Friday is a Good Friday or a Friday in the season of Lent, its ok to eat frog legs(meat).
It isn't really traditional. It substitutes meat which shouldn't be eaten on Good Friday. This is a form of sacrifice since Good Friday is a holy day, the day where Jesus died. Meat shouldn't be eaten on any Friday as a sacrifice.
you are allowed to eat fish on good Friday but just not meatfish is not classed as meat
Eating meat on Good Friday would be sacriligious.
I suppose the answer is yes. But you have to wait until Mass is over. Since there is no Mass on Good Friday you will have to wait until after the Vigil Mass on Holy Saturday. Otherwise you are free to eat meat after midnight on Friday night.
The Cross or any sign of the Crucifixtion because it happend on Good Friday
Yes, it is wrong unless they are required to eat meat for health reasons.
No. While members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (the "Mormon" church) may choose to celebrate Good Friday privately, it is not a tradition within the church. As the Bible never mentions avoiding meat on Good Friday, Mormons do not feel they need to do so.
Catholics fast on Good Friday, and traditionally eat fish and not meat on Fridays during Lent. They used to be forbidden to eat meat every Friday, and depending upon their location and diocese, some still are. Good Friday is a fast day, where one goes without the usual luxuries as a form of penance, purification and remembrance of God's laws.Christ died on Good Friday, so we observe that every Friday in Lent including Good Friday.