Name: The Breakdown: Why don’t Catholics eat meat during Lent?
Uploaded: 2023-02-25T04:34:26Z
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Description: The Boeuf Gras, or “fatted ox”, which is a permanent fixture in Rex on Mardi Gras Day, is a symbol of the last meal of meat before the Lenten season.

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The Boeuf Gras, or “fatted ox”, which is a permanent fixture in Rex on Mardi Gras Day, is a symbol of the last meal of meat before the Lenten season.

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