Christmas, the Incarnation, and Making All Things Right
There's a lot that is not right in our world. There's a lot that is messy, broken, ugly. None of us has to look far to see that this is true. And yet
Christmas
A collection of 25 posts
Hot Chocolate Mix for Christmas Gifts
Christmastime gift-giving among friends is always a treat. Over the years, we've made and given cookies, brownies, spiced nuts, and even hummus [https://www.catholicfoodie.com/lebanese-hummus-and-homemade-pita-bread/]! This hot chocolate mix is simple
Rosemary Shortbread
I don't remember why or how we came across these delightful little cookies, but they have now become a family favorite. The fresh rosemary really makes these pop! Not only are they easy
Seafood Gumbo and Grilled Oysters: A Louisiana Christmas Tradition – #SundaySupper
Seafood Gumbo and Grilled Oysters: The Louisiana Seafood & Christmas Connection For us Christmas and seafood go together like peanut butter and chocolate. Louisiana crowns the Gulf of Mexico, and throughout south Louisiana, there
Poinsettia Cocktails for the Christmas Season #SundaySupper
Poinsettia Cocktails & Family Christmas Traditions I recently wrote that there’s nothing like tradition to bind a family together. And I meant it. Tradition and faith go hand-in-hand. So do tradition and family.
Lebanese Butter Cookies for the Christmas Season #SundaySupper
Lebanese Butter Cookies – Ghraybi (or Ghraybeh) Delicate. That’s how I would describe these cookies. Delicate with a soft, understated sweetness. These cookies certainly make an impression. Family & Tradition There’s nothing like
CF127 – Christmas in New Orleans
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Christmas: Food and Traditions
> A guest post by Shelly Kelly [http://soundmindandspirit.blogspot.com/]from Of Sound Mind and Spirit [http://soundmindandspirit.blogspot.com/]. The Christmas holidays abound with memories and traditions, many of them grown and
Surviving Advent
Mary in the Kitchen by Sarah Reinhard – CF126: John Besh and “My Family Table” Ah, Advent. Can I be honest here? I’m glad it’s almost over, though, truthfully, I’ve only
John Besh’s “My Family Table”
Christmas is almost here. And Christmas is a time for family and friends, get-togethers, parties and meals [/our-christmas-feasts]. Oh, and I should mention that Christmas is not just one day. In the Church
CF102 – What? The Epiphany? Already???
You’ve heard of Despicable Me. Well, on this episode I’m Incredulous Me. I just can’t believe that we are already celebrating the Epiphany. We talk Epiphany customs around the world,
CF101 – St. Joseph and the Baby Jesus – Catholic New Media Advent Calendar for December 19
Today I present to you my humble contribution to the Catholic New Media Advent Calendar started by my good friend Sean McGaughey at CatholicRoundup.com. It’s a reflection on the gospel reading
