The Catholic Church is rich in Feast Days. For us, our relationship with Christ is more than just Sunday Mass. And even Mass itself is more than just preaching and a lot of Amen! There is scripture, the Homily, and the Communion itself.
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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 Mello Monday Supper
Do you have “Themes” for the days of the week? I do – it helps with meal planning. Mondays in our house are known as Mello Monday. It means, unless something really special is happening like a birthday or anniversary, Monday night our supper is simple.
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Welcome to the Twelfth Sunday in Ordinary Time. There is nothing ordinary about Sundays. Every Sunday is a gift from above. It is a day of rest, to reset our prespective, regroup and recharge.
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The power of three is something to behold. We are created in the image of God, and God is three beings in a single entity just as we are. There is God the Father – the intellectual existence, God the Son, the physical existence, and God the Holy Spirit, the spiritual being, our souls.
Continue reading “Prepare the Way”It’s All in the Sauce
Happy Friday everyone! Are you all ready for the weekend? Would you believe this is 824 straight days of chatting with you all? So glad you’re come along.
Continue reading “It’s All in the Sauce”Tuscan Thursday and Something New
Have you ever had one of those days when you think you know what your are doing, but it turns out you really don’t? Yeah, that’s a bummer. On the menu I had planned Italian Sausage Sandwiches. While that’s what I eventually made, it wasn’t the recipe I had planned.
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June is nearly over – can you believe that? Today is Arizona Day. Arizona, one of my favorite states in this vast country of ours.
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Recently I celebrated a birthday. Not going to go into too much detail except to say Hubby and Kiddo decided it wasn’t enought to have a single night out, but rather an entire weekend. Wow.
Continue reading “Chicken Birria Tacos”Can Dinner Be This Easy?
Sometimes the answer to that question is yes, it can. And thank goodness, because life as of late has not been easy.
Continue reading “Can Dinner Be This Easy?”Mary’s Immaculate Heart
On the Saturday immediately following the Feast of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, we celebrate yet another feast involving hearts. This is the Immaculate Heart of Mary. Hers in not to be confused with or equal to the Sacred Heart of Jesus.
Continue reading “Mary’s Immaculate Heart”Blessed Be the Sacred Heart
The Feast of the Sacred Heart of Jesus is another of those pesky moveable feasts. Like so many feasts, this one is tied to Easter Sunday, which is also moveable. Here’s how confusing the date is. The Solemnity of the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus falls on the Friday that follows the second Sunday after Pentecost Sunday, which is 50 days after Easter. It is the Friday following the Octave of Corpus Christi.
Continue reading “Blessed Be the Sacred Heart”Let’s Photograph Nature!
Did you know that at the beginning of June, it was Black Bear Day? Yep, June 3rd was National Black Bear Day. And today is National Photograph Nature Day. So I thought why not tie the two together?
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The American Flag has truly taken some hits as of late. As a patriot and a proud American, I have always and will always love what the flag stands for.
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Some National Days are a hit and miss. Sometimes I acknowledge the day year after year, sometime I dip my toe in the water and never return again. Most National Days I’ll acknowledge once or twice, then move on. Others are of particular interest.
Continue reading “Kitchen Klutzes, Sharp Knives and Taco Tuesday”It’s National Peanut Butter Cookie Day
George Washington Carver is often credited with the creation of peanut butter cookies. Born into slavery, Carver was an agricultural scientist and inventor. He is most known for promoting alternative crops to cotton, one of which was the peanut.
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