Catholics in Southwestern Pennsylvania will be allowed to eat traditional St. Patrick’s Day fare like corned beef, Reubens and Irish stew this year, despite the holiday falling on a Friday during Lent this year.
Source: The Tribune-Review
Pittsburgh, Greensburg dioceses permit eating meat on St. Patrick’s Day during Lent
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