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Which Catholics are exempt from eating red meat on Fridays during lent?
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Can you eat chicken on holy Thursday?
It depends on your religion. Most Christian denominations that observe Lent allow the eating of meat and chicken. Many follow no dietary rules at all.Catholics abstain from eating meat from warm blooded animals (including chicken) on Ash Wednesday and all Fridays during Lent, including Good Friday.Catholics are required to fast on Ash Wednesday and Good Friday. That means one normal meal, two modest meals that add up to equal the other meal, and no snacking in between. Under age 14 and over age 60, as well as people who can't fast for medical reasons are exempt. In addition, the meat of warmblooded animals is not to be consumed on Fridays during Lent.The short answer about chicken: yes, but not on Fridays.Catholics abstain from all meat on Ash Wednesday, Good Friday and all other Fridays in during Lent. Seafood is allowed, but no poultry.
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As far as I know, everyone over the age of 14 has to. + + + + + + + Follow-up answer The answer to the question depends upon the rules of the diocese in which you live. In the dicoceses of the United States, Catholics age 14 and up must abstain from meat on Ash Wednesday and during Fridays in Lent. There is not upper age limit on the no-meat rule. There is an upper age limit on the fasting rule. After the age of fifty-nine, seniors are no longer required to limit themselves to just three small meals per day on Ash Wednesday.
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