TRACTATE I: On the Precepts of the Church

1217 1º is confirmed by can. 1248; 2º can. 1252 §§ 2, 3; 3º can. 1252 § 1 for Friday only; 4º can. 859 and can. 906, 907; 5º can. 1108 § 2. - 1219-1223 are partly changed by can. 1250: "The law of abstinence forbids eating flesh and broth from flesh, but not eggs, milk foods, and any condiments whatever even from animal fat," and by can. 1252 § 2: "The law of abstinence together with fast is to be observed on Ash Wednesday, the Fridays and Saturdays of Lent and of Ember days, on the vigils of Pentecost, of the Mother of God assumed into Heaven, of All Saints and of the Nativity of the Lord." § 3: "The law of fast alone is to be observed on all remaining days of Lent." § 4: "On Sundays or feasts of precept the law of abstinence, or of abstinence and fast, or of fast only ceases, and vigils are not anticipated; likewise it ceases on Holy Saturday after midday." - 1224-1228; concerning these note can. 1251 § 1: "The law of fast prescribes that only one meal per day be taken; but it does not forbid taking some food morning and evening, with the approved custom of places nevertheless being observed concerning the quantity and quality of foods." § 2: "Nor is it forbidden to mix meats and fish in the same meal; nor to exchange the evening refection with dinner." - 1231 Qu. 2º can. 1251 § 2. - 1234 f) can. 1254 § 2, but even women up to the begun sixtieth year are held by the law of fast. - 1240 is confirmed by can. 1245. - 1242 Rule 2 has been taken away from can. 1251 § 2. - 1243 Qu. 1º is confirmed by can. 1253. - 1244 "The law of abstinence alone is to be observed on each Friday" from can. 1252 § 1. - 1245 is confirmed by can. 1254 § 1.