Articles related to "Fasting And Abstinence"

The liturgical calendar of the Catholic Church notes days of fasting and abstinence. What does that mean? Who has to fast and abstain and how do they do it?

Children are not required to uphold Lenten fasting and abstinence practices, but encouraging small sacrifices may build a foundation for a faith-filled adulthood.

The tradition of abstaining from meat on Fridays dates back to the time of Christ. Where did this tradition come from and how is it practiced today?

Easter celebrations in medieval times when a day of feasting and fun followed weeks of fasting and penitence.

Nalesniki (Polish Crêpes), Lenten favorites, are thin pancakes rolled or folded around a filling, buttered, lightly browned or baked, and served as entrées or desserts.

A list of articles for the Catholic educator, from CCD teaching ideas to lessons on seasons, sacraments and saints.

Here is an overview of the famous people from Peru who appear on Peruvian money. These famous Peruvians appear on Peru paper money banknotes from 10 Soles to 200 Soles.

What exactly is gluttony? Why is is a deadly sin? Did gluttony go out with the fall of the Roman empire, or is it still around today?

Sensationalized in the 2001 movie "Seven," the seven deadly sins are more than just fodder for the thriller movie industry; they're an institution of the Catholic Church.

Have a Muslim colleague or class fellow? Curious about what Ramadan fasting is and when Ramadan starts? How long are Muslims supposed to fast?