A collection of 164 posts
The Catholic New Media Conference Is Coming to Boston in October 2013 REGIONAL EARLY BIRD REGISTRATION NOW OPEN Early bird registration for attendees from the Massachusetts area to the 7th annual Catholic New
Join The Catholic Foodie for a Food & Faith Pilgrimage to the Holy Land Join me and Fr. Michael Werkhoven for a unique pilgrimage experience that combines food and faith in the Holy
Isabel Laessig, The Family Foodie, on Around The Table Food Show Our guest yesterday on Around The Table Food Show was Isabel Laessig, also known as The Family Foodie. Isabel started an effort
Feed Your Soul! There are many ways to look at that statement, but Cafe Reconcile takes an approach to “Feed Your Soul!“ that is very similar to The Catholic Foodie and to Around
The Big 4-OPA! The Greek Fest New Orleans Celebrates 40 Years! 40 years of Spanakopita, Souvlaki, Baklava, Dolma and Gyros on Bayou St. John. Oh, and we can’t forget the Greek music
A Guest Post by Ross McKnight Chopped: Catholic Edition May 9, 2013 Belmont, NC Students of Belmont Abbey College, a Benedictine liberal arts institution outside of Charlotte, NC, hosted their own small-scale (and
A Recipe for Joy: I Am Not Alone I admit it. Sometimes I feel like a lone voice crying in the desert. Amidst big box stores, fast food restaurants, families with little or
Sriracha: The Incredible Edible Rooster Sauce I didn’t always like Sriracha [https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0002PSOJW/ref=as_li_ss_til?tag=holfaminsblo-20&camp=0&creative=0&linkCode=
Around The Table Radio… Because Good Things Happen Around The Table. As I mentioned last week, there’s a new radio show in town, and it’s all about food! Around The Table
The 30th Annual French Quarter Festival It’s almost here: the French Quarter Festival’s 30th Anniversary – April 11th -14th in New Orleans. The French Quarter Festival [http://www.fqfi.org/frenchquarterfest/] is
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
