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Catholicism and Orthodox Christianity

rpannier

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2. It's fairly common

Reply to 47of74 (Original post)

Fri Mar 17, 2017, 01:42 AM

Mar 2017

Especially in areas with large Irish communities
It's been around a long time
I grew up in Northern California and every time St Patty's fell on a Friday it was deemed okay. Lived near Chicago for about 8 years - same thing

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Northeast Iowa Catholics can eat meat on St. Patrick's Day 2017 [View all] 47of74 Mar 2017 OP

In SW Ohio annual Friendly Sons of St. Patrick dinner received a dispensation from No Vested Interest Mar 2017 #1

It's fairly common rpannier Mar 2017 #2

Pennsylvanians can eat meat, too meow2u3 Mar 2017 #3