Reverence for the Holy Name of Jesus arose long, long ago, in the days of the Apostles. Saint Paul tells us that in the name of Jesus every knee shall bend. Glorifying the name of God, singing praises to the Son of God is not new.
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I'm a wife, mother, grandmother and avid home cook.I believe in eating healthy whenever possible, while still managing to indulge in life's pleasures.
A Look Back at My Favorite Recipes of Last Year
We’ve taken different paths over the years to look back at the year that was. Everything from most viewed to least liked has been remembered. This year I decided to look at the new recipes I’ve shared with you each month and pick my favorites. No explanation, just my twelve picks. Enjoy!
Continue reading “A Look Back at My Favorite Recipes of Last Year”Simple Fireside Dining
I know, it’s not Friday. We could have a burger by the fireside or maybe a pizza. Yeah, but I just had to share this recipe with you as soon as possible. Let me explain.
Continue reading “Simple Fireside Dining”A Holy Day of Obligation
Today is the Solemnity of Mary, Mother of God. It is a Holy Day of obligation among the faithful. What better way is there to start the secular New Year than by attending Mass. It really gets the year off on the right foot.
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As many of you know by now, this year has been a bit topsy-turvy, to say the least. The farm up for sale, my Dad getting a divorce after 42 years of marriage. Life has been changing in the lease desirable ways imaginable. I am grateful to God for He has been at my side through it all.
Continue reading “Ringing In Yet Another Year”Is This Year Nearly Over?
Today is the 6th Day of Christmas. In years gone by, we’ve celebrated the 12 Days of Christmas. Not this time around. Four years running is enough, don’t you agree? If you still need your 12-Day fix, check out postings from the past.
Continue reading “Is This Year Nearly Over?”Oh What a Beautiful Bake!
A few years back, to honor the Nativity of Mary, I shared with you a beautiful Lemon Cake with a crown of flowers fitting our Blessed Mother. I know there are times when readers will skip over my Catholic posts. That’s too bad because they contain beautiful stories of faith and some amazing recipes.
Continue reading “Oh What a Beautiful Bake!”The Loss of Holy Innocents
Today within the Church Year is the Feast of Holy Innocents. This day tells us much about the birth of Christ, the Magi and flight into Egypt.
Continue reading “The Loss of Holy Innocents”Saint John the Beloved, Pray for Us
Saint John often is referred to as John the Beloved. It is said he was the apostle most loved by Christ. Why is that?
Continue reading “Saint John the Beloved, Pray for Us”What Day is This?
Would you believe it’s National Candy Cane Day! Really – the day after Christmas? Hum, guess we are to keep the candy canes on the tree until now.
Continue reading “What Day is This?”Honoring the Festival of Lights
Today all around the world, Christians are celebrating the birth of Jesus Christ, the Savior of the world. Non-believers are also celebrating thanks to the secular world’s commercial spin on a day that was once a religious observance.
Continue reading “Honoring the Festival of Lights”Sharing My ChristMas Supper
While I am sad about certain aspects of the Holiday celebrations this year, I am thrilled that my son and his entire family will be coming home for Christmas Supper. There is nothing more magical than a family gathered round the tree, celebrating the birth of Our Lord.
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Today is National Bake Day. It doesn’t seem to matter what you bake, so long as you bake. It’s also a Monday during the busiest time of the year.
Continue reading “Oh What a Beautiful Morning”On This Fourth Sunday of Advent
Wow – give me a minute to take pause. Today’s Advent Share marks six years that we have been celebrating Advent together. What a joy that has been! And we’ve had some amazing meals along the way.
Continue reading “On This Fourth Sunday of Advent”The Last Ember Days of Advent
Today is the Winter Solstice and the last of three Ember Days of Advent that are set aside to give thanks to the Lord. I just love how the Lord works behind the scenes the way He does.
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