The Catholic Foodie
Summary: The Catholic Foodie brings much more to the table than merely recipes and reviews. The show highlights how food - good food - can be a sign to us of God’s love and care for each of us and our families. The tagline, "where food meets faith," speaks volumes about the importance of family, which is so often developed around the kitchen table.
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On the menu today... the WHO DAT! controversy, the SQPN Mardi Gras Mambo Marathon, LOTS of feedback, king cakes, and even more yummy stuff. Join us at the Catholic Foodie where food meets faith!
On the menu today... the WHO DAT! controversy, the SQPN Mardi Gras Mambo Marathon, LOTS of feedback, king cakes, and even more yummy stuff. Join us at the Catholic Foodie where food meets faith!
On the menu today... the CF Saints pre-game show with Char & Jeff! We have an interview with Executive Chef Manny Augello, feedback, and lots of banter. Come join the fun... at the Catholic Foodie, where food meets faith! THANKS JORDAN!
On the menu today... the CF Saints pre-game show with Char & Jeff! We have an interview with Executive Chef Manny Augello, feedback, and lots of banter. Come join the fun... at the Catholic Foodie, where food meets faith! THANKS JORDAN!
On the menu today... the CF Saints pre-game show with Char & Jeff! We have an interview with Executive Chef Manny Augello, feedback, and lots of banter. Come join the fun... at the Catholic Foodie, where food meets faith! THANKS JORDAN!
The symbol of the wine at Cana is apt: wine restores vigor to an exhausted man, warms him all through, brings color back to his face, gives him courage, softens his heart, takes away his sense of insufficiency, and sets him free.... The joy of God is a wine that changes the drab, cold, colorless, substance of human nature into the rich, crimson, warm vitality of supernatural life. It changes discouragement to hope, doubt to faith, it lights up the mind and in its light men see that the problems of the world today, which seemed insurmountable, are straws in the power of God, and in his name even a creature as little and weak as man can overcome them. - Caryll Houselander [This quote appeared in the most recent issue of Magnificat (Vol. 11, No. 12)] On the menu today... Chris Faddis and I talk about his new ministry outreach, Fast for Haiti. We have a bit of technology and social media talk too. And LOTS of feedback on this episode. It is GREAT to hear from YOU! What else is on the menu? Sushi, beignets, a 10 year old ministry dynamo (by the name of Anya Daneluk), a revival (of the home cook), and much, much more! The Catholic Foodie... Where food meets faith! http://www.fastforhaiti.com/ http://www.livinggracefully.net/ http://www.newmediaministry.com/ Kate Daneluk, Anya Daneluk & Children of Care Inbetween Sundays Of Sound Mind & Spirit Manny - Manny's Home Cook Revival Chris Brogan (Fun video) - The Value of Fun To leave feedback for the Catholic Foodie, call 985-635-4974 and leave a message. You can also leave feedback for me at catholicfoodie@gmail.com. Download episode 57 here or listen to it below: If you like what you see and hear at the Catholic Foodie, please consider leaving a tip! $2, $5, $10, or any amount... Your tip is greatly appreciated! Thank you! You can find lots of cool stuff over at SQPN Gear: Catholic Foodie aprons, t-shirts, ladies tees, coffee mugs, tote bags. Show the world that you are a Catholic foodie! Head over to SQPN Gear now! Get new episodes of the Catholic Foodie by subscribing for free via iTunes or in another podcatcher. Find me also at SQPN.com. You can also find the Catholic Foodie at: SQPN Connect the Catholic Foodie on Facebook the Catholic Foodie on Twitter
The symbol of the wine at Cana is apt: wine restores vigor to an exhausted man, warms him all through, brings color back to his face, gives him courage, softens his heart, takes away his sense of insufficiency, and sets him free.... The joy of God is a wine that changes the drab, cold, colorless, substance of human nature into the rich, crimson, warm vitality of supernatural life. It changes discouragement to hope, doubt to faith, it lights up the mind and in its light men see that the problems of the world today, which seemed insurmountable, are straws in the power of God, and in his name even a creature as little and weak as man can overcome them. - Caryll Houselander [This quote appeared in the most recent issue of Magnificat (Vol. 11, No. 12)] On the menu today... Chris Faddis and I talk about his new ministry outreach, Fast for Haiti. We have a bit of technology and social media talk too. And LOTS of feedback on this episode. It is GREAT to hear from YOU! What else is on the menu? Sushi, beignets, a 10 year old ministry dynamo (by the name of Anya Daneluk), a revival (of the home cook), and much, much more! The Catholic Foodie... Where food meets faith! http://www.fastforhaiti.com/ http://www.livinggracefully.net/ http://www.newmediaministry.com/ Kate Daneluk, Anya Daneluk & Children of Care Inbetween Sundays Of Sound Mind & Spirit Manny - Manny's Home Cook Revival Chris Brogan (Fun video) - The Value of Fun To leave feedback for the Catholic Foodie, call 985-635-4974 and leave a message. You can also leave feedback for me at catholicfoodie@gmail.com. Download episode 57 here or listen to it below: If you like what you see and hear at the Catholic Foodie, please consider leaving a tip! $2, $5, $10, or any amount... Your tip is greatly appreciated! Thank you! You can find lots of cool stuff over at SQPN Gear: Catholic Foodie aprons, t-shirts, ladies tees, coffee mugs, tote bags. Show the world that you are a Catholic foodie! Head over to SQPN Gear now! Get new episodes of the Catholic Foodie by subscribing for free via iTunes or in another podcatcher. Find me also at SQPN.com. You can also find the Catholic Foodie at: SQPN Connect the Catholic Foodie on Facebook the Catholic Foodie on Twitter
The symbol of the wine at Cana is apt: wine restores vigor to an exhausted man, warms him all through, brings color back to his face, gives him courage, softens his heart, takes away his sense of insufficiency, and sets him free.... The joy of God is a wine that changes the drab, cold, colorless, substance of human nature into the rich, crimson, warm vitality of supernatural life. It changes discouragement to hope, doubt to faith, it lights up the mind and in its light men see that the problems of the world today, which seemed insurmountable, are straws in the power of God, and in his name even a creature as little and weak as man can overcome them. - Caryll Houselander [This quote appeared in the most recent issue of Magnificat (Vol. 11, No. 12)] On the menu today... Chris Faddis and I talk about his new ministry outreach, Fast for Haiti. We have a bit of technology and social media talk too. And LOTS of feedback on this episode. It is GREAT to hear from YOU! What else is on the menu? Sushi, beignets, a 10 year old ministry dynamo (by the name of Anya Daneluk), a revival (of the home cook), and much, much more! The Catholic Foodie... Where food meets faith! http://www.fastforhaiti.com/ http://www.livinggracefully.net/ http://www.newmediaministry.com/ Kate Daneluk, Anya Daneluk & Children of Care Inbetween Sundays Of Sound Mind & Spirit Manny - Manny's Home Cook Revival Chris Brogan (Fun video) - The Value of Fun To leave feedback for the Catholic Foodie, call 985-635-4974 and leave a message. You can also leave feedback for me at catholicfoodie@gmail.com. Download episode 57 here or listen to it below: If you like what you see and hear at the Catholic Foodie, please consider leaving a tip! $2, $5, $10, or any amount... Your tip is greatly appreciated! Thank you! You can find lots of cool stuff over at SQPN Gear: Catholic Foodie aprons, t-shirts, ladies tees, coffee mugs, tote bags. Show the world that you are a Catholic foodie! Head over to SQPN Gear now! Get new episodes of the Catholic Foodie by subscribing for free via iTunes or in another podcatcher. Find me also at SQPN.com. You can also find the Catholic Foodie at: SQPN Connect the Catholic Foodie on Facebook the Catholic Foodie on Twitter
Goodness, our kids love to eat! And they love to cook too! Today we discuss kids in the kitchen and how cooking together can strengthen family relationships. Join me and Rebecca Lindamood (of foodiewithfamily.com) here, where food meets faith!
Goodness, our kids love to eat! And they love to cook too! Today we discuss kids in the kitchen and how cooking together can strengthen family relationships. Join me and Rebecca Lindamood (of foodiewithfamily.com) here, where food meets faith!
Goodness, our kids love to eat! And they love to cook too! Today we discuss kids in the kitchen and how cooking together can strengthen family relationships. Join me and Rebecca Lindamood (of foodiewithfamily.com) here, where food meets faith!
On the menu today... a mega seafood blowout with Big D, a long overdue date with my honey, our Lebanese New Year's Day celebration, and the Epiphany! Oh... and did I mention that Char co-hosts CF55 with me? Join us here at the Catholic Foodie, where food meets faith!
On the menu today... a mega seafood blowout with Big D, a long overdue date with my honey, our Lebanese New Year's Day celebration, and the Epiphany! Oh... and did I mention that Char co-hosts CF55 with me? Join us here at the Catholic Foodie, where food meets faith!
On the menu today... a mega seafood blowout with Big D, a long overdue date with my honey, our Lebanese New Year's Day celebration, and the Epiphany! Oh... and did I mention that Char co-hosts CF55 with me? Join us here at the Catholic Foodie, where food meets faith!
Char and I discuss the past week and all the wonderful meals that we have had. We also talk about an excellent movie that we watched last night: Julie & Julia. Join us for food, fun, and family here at the Catholic Foodie, where food meets faith.
