Lent

There is no prohibition against eating eggs or anything else during Lent except that meat may not be eaten on Ash Wednesday and all Lenten Fridays. Eggs do not count as meat.

On Good Friday there is no mass. It is the only day in the year that there is no mass.

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Yes, Holy Thursday is the prescribed day for the Chrism Mass in the morning that the Bishop holds with all his priests, although it is often moved to an early day in Holy Week. And then in the evening is the Mass of the Lord's Supper.

probably some time in juvie or probation. something along those lines. that or the other person getting the car stolen or lost, or maybe get aressted deppends on the age of the person. but their are alott of Cons in a situation like this, so yeah that just show that someone can be trusted? haha

the Triduum, or the passion and death on the cross of Jesus Christ. the Triduum consists of Holy Thursday, Good Friday, and Holy Saturday.

No, rabbits aren't actually associated with Easter or lent. That's that.

Well We attend services during holy week at church we meditate on the passion of christ

On Palm sunday there is a special mass which marks the beginning of Holy week

Us catholic christians fast and limit our food intake during holy week we also abstain from meat on good friday

On holy thursday we attend a special mass just before sundown to mark the lords last supper

On good friday we abstain from meat and we meditate on the stations of the cross

On holy saturday we have a very quiet day preparing for the The Easter vigil which begins at sunset

On Easter day we attend mass and celebrate Easter with our family and friends etc The Easter season lasts until pentecost usually 50 days

This coming sunday is passion sunday its the week before holy week in which some roman catholics cover their images and crucifixes with a purple plain veil

These images remain covered during next week and holy week until sundown on Easter eve which is saturday evening before Easter day

however crucifixes are only covered until Good friday then late afternoon on Good friday crosses are un covered

Every Christian Denomination celebrates Good Friday because it is a very important day in the Church's liturgical year. This includes, but is not limited to, Orthodox, Catholic, Lutheran, Methodist, Baptists, Church of Christ, Wesleyan, etc.)

It ends the same day as the Roman Catholic lent- the day before Easter. But it starts the Monday before Ash Wednesday. And the requirements are much different.

Many branches of Christianity teach this as being the day Jesus died at 3:00 PM our time. However, there are some in Christianity that teach He died on the daylight portion (Jewish tradition has days beginning and ending at sunset and not midnight as we do in the West) of Passover in the year 31 A.D. which was a Wednesday. He is buried just before sunset and the start of the Feast of Unleavened Bread - a high, annual Sabbath beginning that Thursday.

Instead of having sex, people often masturbate. That basically means playing with their sex organs, with their hands or some object.

Instead of having sex, people often masturbate. That basically means playing with their sex organs, with their hands or some object.

Instead of having sex, people often masturbate. That basically means playing with their sex organs, with their hands or some object.

Instead of having sex, people often masturbate. That basically means playing with their sex organs, with their hands or some object.

The last five times that Good Friday fell on April 12 were in 1816, 1895, 1963, 1968 and 1974.

The next time will be in 2047.

Palm Sunday marks the beginning of Holy Week.

hot croos bunnys are eaten and they cut there ears off and eat them with chicken and coff up fur balls

no i do not believe so... Lutherans do things more as a symbol where as catholics do it because we believe that it truly is

The foods that you should abstain from (avoid) during Lent are all meats (eg. red meats, white meats and fish) and all dairy products (eg. cheese, eggs, milk). This applies to healthy persons. Persons who are elderly or sick are allowed to relax the Fasting rules, or not to follow them at all, depending on their person circumstances. Generally, a spiritual father would provide advice on what rules apply to individuals. All fruits, nuts and vegetables etc are permissible.

April 12

you can eat anything besides meat you can eat fruits bread vegies just no meat (:

They were separate ( Passion Sunday on the 5th week of Lent and Palm Sunday the following week) until 1970 when Pope Paul VI changed it to the one Sunday of Holy Week.

he rode through a city and palms were over his head and who gives about jesus for god sake muun

Lent is a 46 day period, beginning with Ash Wednesday and ending at the end of Holy Saturday. It is thought of as a 40 day period, but that is excluding the 6 Sundays in Lent. It allows Christians the opportunity to ponder the sacrifices Jesus made for us with his suffering and death. Many sacrifice a favourite food, favourite activity, or instead of giving something up, many make this period a time of doing positive things they don't ordinarily do such as spending extra time in prayer, reading the Bible or visiting the elderly who are homebound. Many fast on Ash Wednesday and particularly on Good Friday. It is a time of reflection and prayer. Many Catholics attend Mass on Fridays during Lent to participate in the Stations of the Cross and Benediction.