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Posted by rabbitjoker on Apr-14-2006 19:10:

Good Friday



Remember: On Good Friday only one meal is to be consumed and no meat is to be eaten.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Good_Friday

Good Friday is a holy day celebrated by Christians on the Friday before Easter or Pascha. It commemorates the crucifixion of Jesus at Calvary. Special prayer services are often held on this day with readings from the Gospel accounts of the events leading up to the crucifixion. Mainstream Christian churches view Christ's crucifixion as a voluntary and vicarious act, and one by which, along with resurrection on the third day, death itself was conquered.


Posted by alefort on Apr-14-2006 19:14:

On the same note:

Filipino devotees nailed to cross on Good Friday


Posted by iLiptikalOrbitZ on Apr-14-2006 19:16:

Re: Good Friday

quote:
Originally posted by rabbitjoker

Remember: On Good Friday only one meal is to be consumed and no meat is to be eaten.


Already on it my friend. Thanks for reminding everybody else.


Posted by rabbitjoker on Apr-14-2006 19:17:

quote:
Originally posted by alefort
On the same note:

Filipino devotees nailed to cross on Good Friday


Wow. The strength of their faith is admirable.


Posted by rabbitjoker on Apr-14-2006 19:19:

In Jerusalem, thousands of pilgrims filled the Via Dolorosa -- the path believed to be where Jesus carried his cross to his death.

Fourteen stations were set up along the path with each location marking a different event from the day of Christ's death. Worshippers from all around the world gathered to pray and sing at each of the stations.

Israeli Arab Christians were notably one of the largest groups in the procession.

The pilgrims eventually made their way through the narrow streets to the location of Christ's crucifixion, the Church of the Holy Sepulcher.

Inside the church, pilgrims attended a special mass and kissed the gravesite believed to be where Christ was buried.

One group from California re-enacted the final walk in costume with one man portraying Christ. The man appeared blood-soaked, wearing a crown of thorns and carrying a large wooden cross to the Holy Sepulcher.

Since portraying Christ is a blasphemous act in the eyes of the church the man had to remain outside.


Posted by rabbitjoker on Apr-14-2006 19:24:

Church of the Holy Sepulchre

Church of the Holy Sepulchre
http://www.bibleplaces.com/holysepulcher.htm



Place of Crucifixion (above)
Inside the church is a rocky outcropping which is the traditional place where the cross was placed. Archaeological excavations have demonstrated that this site was outside the city but close to one of its gates and thus would have been a good location for a crucifixion.



The Edicule (above)
This structure preserves the location of Christ's tomb. This has been the revered location of Christ's tomb.


Posted by rabbitjoker on Apr-14-2006 19:29:

Re: Good Friday

quote:
Originally posted by rabbitjoker
Remember: On Good Friday only one meal is to be consumed and no meat is to be eaten.


BTW - pretty much every fish & chip shop is open today. No excuses.


Posted by iLiptikalOrbitZ on Apr-14-2006 19:32:

Re: Re: Good Friday

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Originally posted by rabbitjoker
BTW - pretty much every fish & chip shop is open today. No excuses.



wow, you have no idea how much I want fish & chips now. mmmmmmmmmm

best fish i've ever had, was while I was in scotland. I was staying in Ayr (on the west coast) and all the seafood was fresh. Followed up by a deep-fried mars bar *drool*


Posted by The Highroller on Apr-14-2006 19:41:

I'm looking forward to eating some fish & chips tonight. Not looking forward to the 45min-1hr wait that it will take to get them though.


Posted by rabbitjoker on Apr-14-2006 19:43:

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Originally posted by iLiptikalOrbitZ
best fish i've ever had, was while I was in scotland. I was staying in Ayr (on the west coast) and all the seafood was fresh.




Halibut is an ugly bastard fish.


Posted by iLiptikalOrbitZ on Apr-14-2006 19:47:

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Originally posted by rabbitjoker
Halibut is an ugly bastard fish.


and yet it tastes SOOOO good


Posted by house_conXion on Apr-14-2006 19:54:

Already had fish & chips for lunch today.


Posted by Yohan on Apr-14-2006 20:01:

This no meat thing is more of a Catholic thing than a Protestant thing. Though I know many churches that encourages people to fast the entire day.


Posted by rabbitjoker on Apr-14-2006 20:06:

quote:
Originally posted by EvilTree
This no meat thing is more of a Catholic thing than a Protestant thing. Though I know many churches that encourages people to fast the entire day.


The Catholic church allows for one meal on Friday (no meat).

Cathlics used to have a fast totally from Maundy Thursday Mass (after dark) until Easter Sunday Mass (early morning).


Posted by disko-kandi on Apr-14-2006 20:07:

firing up the BBQ right now!


Posted by rabbitjoker on Apr-14-2006 20:08:

quote:
Originally posted by disko-kandi
firing up the BBQ right now!


Wachoo havin'?


Posted by Yohan on Apr-14-2006 20:08:

quote:
Originally posted by disko-kandi
firing up the BBQ right now!


Mmmm... BBQ... *drool*

Ah well. I guess I'm stuck with chicken wings and beer.


Posted by disko-kandi on Apr-14-2006 20:09:

i think i'd have to lay down a confession first, pope RJ! hehe!

not teeeellllliiiiiing


Posted by Yohan on Apr-14-2006 20:11:

quote:
Originally posted by disko-kandi
i think i'd have to lay down a confession first, pope RJ! hehe!

not teeeellllliiiiiing


So, fresh alien steak eh.

Good stuff.


Posted by Crazy Serb on Apr-14-2006 20:14:

Re: Good Friday

quote:
Originally posted by rabbitjoker
Remember: On Good Friday only one meal is to be consumed and no meat is to be eaten.


rrrrright... like some dudes who died thousands of years ago will tell me what I should and shouldn't eat on a day like today.

CHICKEN IT IS!!!


Posted by rabbitjoker on Apr-14-2006 20:15:

Re: Re: Good Friday

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Originally posted by Crazy Serb
rrrrright... like some dudes who died thousands of years ago will tell me what I should and shouldn't eat on a day like today.


Actually - it wasn't someone a thousand years who demanded that - it is the current Vatican who asks that faithful Catholics do such a thing.

And faithful Catholics comply because they wish to pay tribute to Christ for giving them salvation.

It's pretty simple.


Posted by Yohan on Apr-14-2006 20:16:

Re: Re: Good Friday

quote:
Originally posted by Crazy Serb
rrrrright... like some dudes who died thousands of years ago will tell me what I should and shouldn't eat on a day like today.

CHICKEN IT IS!!!


Blame the Popes


Posted by Fir3start3r on Apr-14-2006 20:25:

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Originally posted by rabbitjoker


Halibut is an ugly bastard fish.


Damn!
I didn't know that they got that big!

I guess this explains the big Salmon fillet sitting in my fridge atm...lol


Posted by The Highroller on Apr-14-2006 20:29:

Re: Re: Re: Re: Good Friday

quote:
Originally posted by rabbitjoker

Halibut is an ugly bastard fish.


Hahahahahahahahaha!!!


Posted by Jem_hadar on Apr-14-2006 20:50:

Re: Re: Good Friday

quote:
Originally posted by rabbitjoker
BTW - pretty much every fish & chip shop is open today. No excuses.


Why isn't fish considered meat? I dont understand.


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