Apokreō

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Apokreō is the Greek term for Meatfare Sunday, the last day on which meat is traditionally eaten before the stricter fasting period leading up to Orthodox Lent.

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Apokreō canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Christian feast day
religious observance
associatedWith Triodion (Lenten liturgical book) NERFINISHED
associatedWithCalendar Byzantine liturgical calendar NERFINISHED
Julian calendar (in some churches) NERFINISHED
Revised Julian calendar (in some churches)
category Christian fasting and abstinence
Eastern Christian liturgical days
culturalContext Greek Orthodox tradition
etymology from Greek words meaning “from meat” or “away from meat”
fastingRule last day meat is permitted before Great Lent
meat is eaten for the last time before the stricter fast
followedByFastingRestriction abstinence from meat
continuation of dairy and eggs until Cheesefare Sunday
follows Sunday of the Prodigal Son NERFINISHED
hasAlternativeName Meatfare NERFINISHED
Sunday of Meatfare NERFINISHED
hasAlternativeTransliteration Apokreo
hasFunction marks transition to stricter fasting before Lent
hasLiturgicalColor varies by local custom
hasNameInEnglish Meatfare Sunday NERFINISHED
hasNameInGreek Απόκρεω
linkedConcept Carnival period in Greek tradition
Great Fast NERFINISHED
Orthodox Lent NERFINISHED
liturgicalReading Matthew 25:31–46
liturgicalTheme Last Judgment NERFINISHED
observedInReligion Eastern Catholic Churches using the Byzantine Rite NERFINISHED
Eastern Orthodox Christianity NERFINISHED
Greek Orthodox Church NERFINISHED
occursBefore Clean Monday NERFINISHED
occursOn Sunday
occursRelativeToPascha eight weeks before Orthodox Easter (Pascha)
partOf Triodion Sundays NERFINISHED
partOfLiturgicalSeason Pre-Lenten period
precedes Cheesefare Sunday NERFINISHED
Great Lent NERFINISHED

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Meatfare Sunday greekName Apokreō