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Where did you get this from?Canon Law is:"Feasts of precept" are Holy Days of Obligation no? The Annunciation is not a Holy Day of Obligation and happens during Lent."It is not a Holy Day of Obligation so we fast and eat no meat on the feast of the Annunciation." Is the correct answer.
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Great so now I committed a sin because no one is clear about this.thanks guys
As anon stated above, it has to do with which version of Canon law you adhere to. In this case, at worst, one would sin venially out of ignorance. And even then, there's question of whether there's sin at all when the apparent Church offers dispensation according to 1983 Canon law, while those observing 1917 have no dispensation.
Nope. No intent to sin means no sin.