When do Catholics not eat meat?

Answer by  Kriket (1029)

Catholics are instructed to give something up during Lent. Many give up meat. Many give up meat on Friday because Christ died on Friday, and they abstain from blood.

Answer by  Fynndango (76)

Extremely strict followers of the religion will not eat meat on Fridays, all year long. The large majority of people in the Catholic faith will abstain from eating meat only on Fridays during Lent, which is the forty days leading up to Easter.

Answer by  fatkid (105)

catholics do not eat meat during the festival of lent,which starts ash wednesday and last for 40 days. early catholics were fisherman and ate fish on fridays thus giving up meat on fridays. lent is for learning self dicipline and giving up something like rich food like meat.

Answer by  Emmanforsure (12)

extremely strict followers of the religion will not eat on fridays, all year round.the big majority of people in the catholic faith shall abstain from eating meat only on fridays during lenten.Which 40 days leading up to resserection of our lord jesus christ. sorry for the spelling...

Answer by  JoeDoe (112)

When they are in heaven.