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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Potatoes, eggs, cheese omelet on Italian sub rolls. No meat on Friday nights. Catholic thing. [/quote]

Not a universally Catholic “thing”  for this particular meal, but, yes, *six* Fridays a year and Ash Wednesday we Catholics are asked to “sacrifice” a rich or expensive meal containing ingredients such as meat.  Different cultures around the world (because “catholic “ means “universal”) have different customs so this is just one example.  [/quote]

Abstaining from meat is universally catholic bc it is canon. [/quote]

Reread the first post. Catholic thing was referring to no meat on Friday nights.  No need mansplain Catholicism.[b] Also everyone eats egg sandwiches during Lent. [/b] This just sounds like a tortilla bocadillo

And now I want a tortilla bocadilo[/quote]

Who is this “everyone”? I’ve never had an egg sandwich in my life, let alone any specific menu during Lent since I don’t celebrate Lent. Are you even aware of other religions/ cultures?[/quote]

+1. Not a thing in my very catholic family.  [/quote]

Yep even though the rules are the same, the dishes different Catholics eat on Friday vary wildly. Are you from the upper Midwest? Then you probably never had egg sandwiches or bocadillos but you’ve been to a lot of fish fries. [/quote]

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