Are you allowed to eat Easter eggs on good Friday?

Answer 1

This question seems to be addressed towards all people, not just Catholics,first off only about a 2/7 of he worlds population is Christian. To the other 5/7 there is no need to know about or follow potential Christian rules.

Of the 2/7 that are Christian only half (1/7 of the worlds population) are Catholic and would care about that organization's rules.

Of the 1/7 of the population in the USA that is Catholic many are lapsed and no longer follow the organizations rules, Levels of lapsed Catthocs world wide is not available.

So any injunction would only be of interest to less tan i/7 of the worlds population.

This makes it likely that any random member of the worlds poulation can eat meat on Good Friday.

For the Cathic Christians who are observant the eating of meat on Good Friday is grounded on but there is no mechanism to enforce the rule, Also there are circumstances where even the most staunch follower might have to eat meat on that day for medical or social reasons,

Answer 2

No. This is not allowed in the Catholic Religion as long as you are 14 years or older.

The Roman Catholic Church also treats Good Friday as a day of fasting, which in the Latin Church is understood as having only one full meal (but smaller than a regular meal - traditionally substituting meat with fish) and two collations (a smaller repast, two of which together do not equal one full meal). Eating meat (non-Fish) on Good Friday is a sin.

Answer 3

Yes, if they are eaten at your only meal of the day.

Physically, yes. Any restrictions will depend on your belief system or if you are a vegan or not.

Answer 4

It is perfectly acceptable to eat your Easter eggs any time after noon on Good Friday.

Answer 5

No, you have to fast on good Friday but if you are less than 14 years of age you can eat but if you are above that age or 14 you can't eat any type of meat

Answer 6

Yes you can eat.

Answer 7

No