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I'm not a practicing Catholic anymore, but my recollection was that we thought of what we call the Old Testament, and Moses, and Abraham and Sarah, et al, as our literal and spiritual ancestors. Of course their deliverance from slavery was a cause for celebration.

Mind you, we didn't call it a Seder meal, and we didn't wear yarmulkes, but at the time of Passover, we made mention of it in service and were grateful for it.

Nowadays, I am much more into Passover, mainly because in my online community, my Jewish friends share their preparations and events with the others. I know when they are kashering their kitchens, and I have been sold Chametz. I know when my Jewish nurse friend is worried about coverage for her shifts, and what the best recipes are for [b]challah French toast.[/b] It's a part of my annual rhythms and seasons to celebrate their joy of Pesach with them. it's not my story by any means, but it is a part of my life. [/quote]

Oh for the love of goy! Challah French toast?

You know you can’t eat that during Passover.[/quote]

You know that as someone who has identifies as not Jewish, I most certainly can?

I took in challah bread from my friends and asked what to do with it. Maybe they are not good Jews, but they said that I could make French toast from it. Do you want me to report them or something?[/quote]

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