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It is perfectly A-okay for Catholics to eat fish during lent. The main reason that Catholics do eat fish is because they are not supposed to eat meat of Fridays during lent. Which is why McDonald's fish fillet is so popular around this time.

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This is actually the result of an unusual edict from the pope:

During the earlier ages of Christianity, fishing played a big part of Rome's economy (what with Italy being surrounded by water and all). But, with everyone having to give up meat for lent, the economy essentially ground to a halt during that time period. To prevent that, the pope issued a decree that it was ok for fish to be consumed during lent, though other meat still had to be given up.

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Becuase fish is considered red meat and vegetarians also eat fish because its a different type of meat.

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because you cant eat meat and the catholics say fish is not meat so eat it.

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Fish are allowed in the New Testament even in the Old Testament. The law of Moses state that those only fish that have gills can be eaten.

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  • because fish is no meat and awdbewkm is a meaning of fish :0
  • and cause i am sexy
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Yes on all days during Lent.

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