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Tired of fish sticks and tuna fish sandwiches on Fridays in Lent? Want something really yummy instead? On this Lenten Friday [https://www.google.com/search?q=catholicfoodie.com%3A+gumbo&oq=
One of my favorite Lenten practices is taking part in the efforts of CRS Rice Bowl [http://crsricebowl.org/]. This Lent, CRS Rice Bowl [http://crsricebowl.org/] has put together new stories and
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I know we just exited the Christmas Season and that we are now in Ordinary Time, but I am already starting to think about Lent [http://www.google.com/search?q=site%3Acatholicfoodie.
Pescado al Horno: Traditional Dish of the Philippines This week’s meatless #recipe recommendation from CRS Rice Bowl [http://crsricebowl.org/] hits close to home for me. Not only is my friend and
It’s Lent Now, I Know Yes, today is the First Sunday of Lent. I know. But I think it’s appropriate to take a look back at Mardi Gras at this point.
Both Prayer and Sacrifice Begin with Charity St. John the Evangelist writes in his first letter that “we love because he first loved us… If anyone says, ‘I love God,’ but hates his
CRS Rice Bowl and Lent At this time last year I wrote an article about my childhood experience of Lent [http://cfjwyoung.wpengine.com/bring-lent-to-life-the-crs-rice-bowl] and I said that, for me, Lent was
A Traditional Middle Eastern Lentil Soup Fall is here. It still doesn’t really feel like it here in south Louisiana, but fall is here nonetheless. With the advent of fall and football
Okra and Conversion of the Heart (Sorta…) When I was a kid, I hated okra. I would even pick it out of my gumbo and set it on a plate or a paper
A recipe by Craig Poirier. Yellow Split Pea Curry Over Rice… Via Facebook 😉 Craig Poirier is a friend of mine. I’ve never met him in person. We have only met via Facebook.
Easter Is a Season Our secular culture does not think so, but it is true. Easter is a season that spans 50 days and culminates with the celebration of Pentecost. Life is full
Lent Can Be Full of Surprises It’s been an exciting Lent so far. I mean, a pope retires for the first time in 600 years. A new conclave is called. A new
