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Lent not the huge payday it once was for South Jersey fish markets
Dale Gerhard
Lent fish
Vineland resident Leigh Finley buys seafood from Pacthazar D’Artagnan at the Lobster House fish market in Cape May. The Catholic tradition of sacrificing eating meat on Fridays is not as restrictive as it once was, and now is generally limited only to the period of Lent. ‘I think it’s a good tradition. Jesus did his fasting. I think it teaches you discipline and sacrifice,’ Finley said.
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