Zone1 Fish or meat on Good Friday?

[Zafira Cherry]

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Fish, but I abstain from meat all Fridays, so no big change.


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Honey,
The scientific definition of meat includes animal flesh, which fish are; you consumed meat

 

[OhPleaseJustQuit]

Good Friday to Ishtar Sunday isnt 3 days and 3 nights

Come out of Babylon, My People!

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Good Friday starts at 4:00 PM Thursday.

4:00 PM Thursday to 4:00 PM Sunday is three days.


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[Moonglow]

Grilled tofu and assorted vegetables. Lovingly prepared on my George Foreman tribute grill.
Delicious

My George Forman Grill was old it could remember when Devo was popular.

 

[Moonglow]

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Good Friday starts at 4:00 PM Thursday.

4:00 PM Thursday to 4:00 PM Sunday is three days.


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Who makes these calendar of events?

 

[MarathonMike]

Good Friday is no different from any other Friday to me. Come to think of it. Mondays are no different from Fridays to me either!

 

[Moonglow]

Good Friday is no different from any other Friday to me. Come to think of it. Mondays are no different from Fridays to me either!

That goes fer Friday the 13th.

 

[OhPleaseJustQuit]

Good Friday is no different from any other Friday to me. Come to think of it. Mondays are no different from Fridays to me either!

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Which is entirely your prerogative.


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[Zafira Cherry]

My George Forman Grill was old it could remember when Devo was popular.

George recently passed away. For remembrance I purchased one. I typically use a wok to cook my vegetables.

 

[Foxfyre]

I think other than the more devout Roman Catholics and perhaps some other 'Orthodox" disciplines, most Christians don't think about it a great deal. On good Friday this year I had cheese enchiladas so had neither meat nor fish. But growing up in a Methodist family we, most of our friends/neighbors and the schools had fish on Fridays as custom rather than out of any particular religious discipline. So that would include Good Friday too.

Over the decades I think most Americans no longer observe that custom.

 

[OhPleaseJustQuit]

I think other than the more devout Roman Catholics and perhaps some other 'Orthodox" disciplines, most Christians don't think about it a great deal. On good Friday this year I had cheese enchiladas so had neither meat nor fish. But growing up in a Methodist family we, most of our friends/neighbors and the schools had fish on Fridays as custom rather than out of any particular religious discipline. So that would include Good Friday too.

Over the decades I think most Americans no longer observe that custom.

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I remember fish sticks for Friday lunch, in grade school.

Yeah, my very devout in-laws did not observe the meat abstinence rule.


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