1 Turn on ice cream machine and set it to chill the freezing/mixing bowl for 5 minutes. 2  Spoon the cooled mixture into the freezing/mixing bowl of machine. 3  Set the freezing timer to the 30 minute maximum setting. 4  Push start button. 5  When timer rings, spoon ice cream into dishes and enjoy.
Answer: With Orthodox Lent beginning March 10, this is a timely question. The short answer to your question: olive oil and wine are treated similarly on the church calendar, though not totally equal. Wine is used for Holy Communion, so it is allowed more frequently. The initial restriction on olive oil and wine is because they were stored in pouches made of animal skins.
One of the reasons the Eastern Orthodox do not claim to have had any ecumenical councils since II Nicaea is that they have been unable to agree on which councils are ecumenical. In Orthodox circles, the test for whether a council is ecumenical is whether it is accepted by the church as such. more substantive disagreement between Catholics and the Eastern Orthodox concerns the role of the pope and the ecumenical councils in the Church. Both sides agree that ecumenical councils have the ability to infallibly define doctrines, but a question arises concerning which councils are ecumenical.