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Celebrate Lent with Seafood Instead

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Inside Text: During Lent, Catholics traditionally practice fasting and abstinence as a form of penance and spiritual discipline.One aspect of this abstinence is refraining from eating meat on Ash Wednesday and on Fridays throughout Lent. Seafood is often exempt from this restriction. Share the joy of Lenten seafood feasting. Crab is the king of Lent!
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During Lent, Catholics traditionally practice fasting and abstinence as a form of penance and spiritual discipline.One aspect of this abstinence is refraining from eating meat on Ash Wednesday and on Fridays throughout Lent. Seafood is often exempt from this restriction. Share the joy of Lenten seafood feasting. Crab is the king of Lent!