Iowa Priest Makes Annual Men’s Dinner Part of Parish Life
“I normally do it the week between Christmas and New Year. It is just a social thing as a way to build up the community.”
Results from Tag: 'cooking'
Father Christopher Pollard (and His Super-Sized Smoker) Brings BBQ to the Masses
“I learned from two fellow priests who were into smoking meat and barbecuing. I admit that I was interested more in eating than in cooking.”
Jacksonville’s Holy Family Parish Makes Cooking a Unique Parish Apostolate
“If it looks good, it will taste good.”
Father David Whitestone — Gardener, Cook and ‘John Paul II’ Priest
“The sense of sharing a meal,” says Father Whitestone, “is an act of love, of service to another … an experience of love.”
Father John McNamara — Feeding Bellies and Feeding Souls
“In the past, I focused on serving people and feeding bellies. Now I am feeding souls more and helping people on their spiritual journey.”
D.C.’s Chef Duane Keller — Classic Cuisine, Made to Perfection
“If you are close to God and close to the Church, you can get through tough times.”
Pro Bartender Isaac Huss and the Art of the Cocktail
“There is something special about how a good drink, like a good meal, can elevate the experience, especially with people you care about.”
Sharing BBQ, Smoked Meats and ‘the Richness of Catholic Moral Tradition’
The spokesman for Notre Dame’s de Nicola Center for Ethics and Culture explains the power of a shared meal — and offers a recipe for Pasta alla Norcina.
Vermont Catholic Cooks Homemade Meals for Homebound Parishioners
“I see cooking as a meditative process. … Food is the common denominator of all people.”
