What do clergymen do with Monday through Saturday?
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SHB...isn't it strange how all (or I mean most) answers talk about how clergymen spread the word, ie- visiting the sick, writing surmons, marrying people and such. Do they have real jobs, making real money? Or do they keep the bills paid by the churches offerings? WOW! \n\n(I shoulda thunk o' that!!)
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Well for the readers, The Christians gathered on the first day of the week, to celebrate the ressurection. This is why most Christians go to Church on Sunday. \n\nHowever, Since Christians rest in Jesus, everyday is a Sabbath day!!!!
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If you are asking about DOING work on thee Sabbath, then yes, there are certain religions that believe that only  a)  those laboring for life or death causes, i.e. hospitals, and b)  Pastors can work on Sunday.  \n\nThe reason behind this being  a) even GOD rested on the 7th day, and b) employers who have people working on Sundays are depriving their employees of a day to worship.\n\nI personally do not follow that ethic, maybe because I work in the mental health field, or maybe because I like to shop and eat out on Sundays.   However, my Pastor and his family, whom I admire and respect a great deal, will not eat out, shop, or otherwise engage in business.  They prepare their meals on Saturday night, and eat them cold on Sundays, so that they are not working (except for pastoring in their church.)
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Depends on the Episcopalian/Anglican. Some are more "Anglo-Catholic" which means they pretty much follow the traditions of the Catholic Church with the exception of following the Pope. Other Anglicans are full blown Protestants- John Wesley, the founder of Methodists was a life long Anglican and so you have those who never left the Church, but are de-facto Methodists.\n\nThere is a high degree of tolerance in the Episcopal Church so if you do or don't chose to eat meat on Friday, it won't be an issue.\n\nAs a general rule, no. But I know some Episcoplians who give up something durng Lent.
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Assuming that this isn't just a joke riddle and the question is "what day of the week fits the criteria", then Saturday.\n\nStart with what you know.  Monday.  Tuesday is day after Monday (two days after tomorrow).  Two days before Tuesday is Sunday.  Sunday is day after today.  Today is Saturday.\n\nYou kind of have to ignore the fact that today isn't really Saturday.
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Seventh Day Adventists believe that we should observe the same day of rest and worship as the Israelites, whose days began from sundown til sundown, and Sabbath was from sundown Friday until sundown Saturday. Most folks today recognize Sunday as the last day of the week (or as the first ) and the one that is reserved for most religious services. For 7DA, it's about whether you are a Sunday keeper or a Sabbath keeper.
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No one can tell you the weekly schedule. That depends on how busy it is and the hours the business is open. Some are open later than others, some are closed on Sundays.
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no, Sundays do not count when you add up the 40 days of Lent.  Some people use that as a loophole to take a break from their Lenten resolutions, but I disagree.  I think they don't count Sundays because they are holy days already.
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Great idea! Do you how much time that would save at Mass? Almost as much as drive-thru confessionals!
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sunday...and the first answerer needs to get their facts straight...\n\nSUN day...let there be light...\n\njust because some people go to church on sunday doesnt mean we think its the seventh day...saturday is the sabbath which is also why it is pronounced sabado in spanish...\n\nmonday is the first day of the work week...
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If 6 is monday.\n   7 is tuesday.\n   9 is wednesday\n   8 is thursday\n   6 is friday\n   8 is saturday\nSo the answer is 6 sunday.
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one day, monday through friday
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according to the bible, the sabbath should be practised on saturday, but later changed by people based on their minds.\ni must say, SATURDAY is found as the day of rest because of the resurection of jesus.\nwe all know that jesus was hanged on friday and resurected on sunday.the bible says that he rested the sabbath, the next day. and the 1st day of the week he resurected. according to the rules god gave to israelites in the book of exodus, the sabbath starts on friday sunset and ends on saturday sun set.\n(for more about verses just contact me on my profile)\nthanks for yo qn and happier if you understand the above.\ngood luck
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Monday, just like in The US. The only difference is that depending on the school, the end of the week can be either Friday or Saturday.
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Depends on my mood and what's going on. Usually at least twice and at different churches. I'm exploring my faith right now. Thursday I went to morning Mass. Today (Saturday) I went to an Episcopal service. Tomorrow (or more like in a few hours) I'm going to Mass at 8:30, a service at the United Methodist church my family belongs to at 10:30, and later that evening I'm doing a liturgical dance at an eccumenical thanksgiving service with churches from the area of all denominations. \n\nI love going to church and would go everyday.
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Some jobs, like firemen and doctors, should, as those jobs are necessary round the clock. For others, regardless of religion, everyone needs a day off.
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When you give up something for Lent, you give it up for the duration of Lent.  The "Sundays Off" loophole refers to those holy men/women who took vows of silence for Lent.  This allowed them to still pray in Church on Sunday.