Is shrimp considered as a meat?!
cause it's Friday and i can't have any MEAT...cause i'm catholic.
Answers: I think my friend's fooling me
cause it's Friday and i can't have any MEAT...cause i'm catholic.
Fish are not considered meat by the Catholics. The shrimp is a crustacean, and would probably fall into that category. Feel free to dine on shrimp on Fridays during lent.
And vegans and vegetarians reading this, just because YOU consider it a meat, doesn't mean the Catholic church does. Completely different thing. Plus, humans are omnivores, whether we evolved that way or were created as such (whatever you believe), so stop snubbing those who enjoy a bit of animal flesh in a healthy diet.
no it's not considered as a meat
Seafood (fish, shrimp, clams, etc.) are good for Friday's!
It is to me.
no, I just served it at a Catholic school fish fry!
Nope, but it is very high in cholesterol.
it's seafood
y`all can play spin doctor all you want but If it aint a vegtable, and it had a face, then it`s meat.
meat
–noun 1. the flesh of animals as used for food.
Shrimp is not a meat. I am Catholic too. They are a shellfish. They are a safe Friday food.
Nope. Seafood isn't considered a meat, to Catholics anyways. However, other people, like vegetarians, consider it a meat. Basically, you're good.
No its seafood silly! PIG OUT!!
That would be a good question for your pastor.
It's a fish. So yes you can have shrimp on Fridays.
nfd
no it is not
im catholic
It's considered a meat to the critters that eat them.
Are you brainwashed?
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