
Question:
Can we eat meat the Saturday before Easter?
Answer:
The Church requires abstinence from meat only on Fridays of Lent. For the purposes of fasting and abstinence, a day is counted from midnight to midnight (Code of Canon Law 202 §1). Anything beyond that is a matter of personal spirituality or devotion and would be regulated by personal conscience.
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