In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Orthodox should check the rules of their eparchy.
Summary: Byzantine Catholics are required to fast from all meat and dairy products (eggs included). Attend Matins with the reading of the Twelve Passion Gospels and the Entombment Vespers.

Sometimes, one of the hardest things to do is actually recognize when you are in over your head or when you could use a helping hand. You may have been trying to take on the role of superhero, doing everything for everyone. However, such a mentality can lead to burnout or resentment in the end. Be willing to admit when you're having a hard time and give your loved ones the chance to support you. Take a look at your day-to-day life. In what areas are you struggling? Now, think about the people you can trust to offer you non-judgmental assistance. These may be friends, family members, neighbors, or people who go to the same church as you do. Make a list of all the people you trust and put it on your fridge so that it is easy to find when you need it. In this step, you don't have to take any action. All you need to do is become aware of some of the things you're having trouble with and identify some people who might be willing to help. Think about what you struggle to do on your own. Be honest with yourself about the areas of your life where you need the most practical or emotional support. For instance, if you have just gone through a breakup, you might need someone to keep you company and lend a sympathetic ear. Or, maybe you have been caring for a sick loved one for a while and could use some help running errands and cleaning. Another possibility is that you have experienced a loss, such as the death of a loved one, friend, or pet. Perhaps you could benefit from someone making meals for you during this time. Be polite but straightforward when you ask for help. Don't feel bad about making the request. We are biologically, emotionally, and cognitively designed to be social beings. It is normal to need help sometimes. Remember that these people care about you, and they'll probably be happy to support you. For instance, if you're dealing with depression, you could say to a friend, "I feel better when I leave the house, but it's hard to get motivated to do that by myself. Will you start going for walks with me in the evenings?" If you have a written plan for what to do in the event of a physical or mental crisis, make sure everyone in your support system has a copy. Include details like your doctor or therapist's contact information, any medications you need to take, and anything you will need help with while incapacitated. For instance, your crisis plan should include information about how to take care of any pets you have. When someone reaches out to help you, let them. People usually enjoy being able to do something for a friend or family member. Avoid feeling guilty or awkward, and let the person know how much you appreciate their gesture. If you're used to being the person who does everything for other people, it may take some time to feel comfortable accepting help. Think about how you feel when you help others, and realize that's how the people in your support network feel, too.
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One-sentence summary -- Admit that you need help. Identify the areas where you need the most help. Communicate with your support system about what you need. Share your crisis plan with your support system. Accept help with gratitude.

Q: A new study done on empathy in dogs notes that dogs may yawn as a way to emotionally respond to someone that they are emotionally attached to, such as their owner. The researchers concluded that dogs will yawn in response to a real yawn from their owner to identify with their actions and express empathy. Test your dog's ability to empathize with you by sitting in front of her and letting out a real yawn. Note if she yawns back at you, as this could be a sign of empathy. The next time you are upset, stressed out, or in a distressing situation, note how your household pet responds to you. Your dog may go over to you and lick you or nuzzle you as a sign of empathy or your cat may try to sit in your lap or rub against you to show that she is aware of your distress. These actions are indicators that your animal is able to identify and respond to your emotional state. Another key element of empathy is the ability to be self-aware, and researchers are currently testing the capacity for self-awareness in animals. You can do this on your own by placing your animal, such as a cat or dog, in front of a mirror and noting how they react to the mirror. If your cat or dog tries to paw or lick at their reflection, they may not be aware that they are looking at themselves in the mirror and may be believe they are seeing another cat or dog. You can test the animal's capacity for self-awareness further by making a small mark in washable marker on the animal's face. You can then note if the animal tries to rub off the mark on their face when they look in the mirror or if they ignore it completely. If they ignore it completely, this may be a sign that the animal is not self-aware and not able to respond to his own reflection.
A: Watch if the animal yawns when you yawn. Note if the animal comforts you when you upset or in distress. Test the animal's empathy and self-awareness with a mirror.

Problem: Article: A simple ziplock bag from the kitchen will suffice for storing your slime. Pick one that's just big enough to hold your slime. You don't want one that's too big, as you want as little air in the bag as possible. Zip up the bag partway, and then squeeze out as much of the air in the bag as you can. Air will cause your slime to dry out, so getting it out will help preserve your slime. Once you have as much air out as you can, zip the bag up tight. Go over the zipper again to ensure it's fully closed. Keep in mind the slime may stick to the bag. Sticking the bag in the refrigerator will help preserve the slime. The slime can grow bacteria and/ or mold , which will make the slime gross, but the refrigerator can slow that process down. Keep in mind that some slimes get hard when you refrigerate them, though.
Summary:
Stick the slime in a plastic bag. Squeeze out the air. Zip up the bag. Place the bag in the refrigerator.