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Recipes For Life: A Catholic Family Cookbook
will change the way you make dinner.
TWO Cookbooks Available
TWO Cookbooks Available
Raise your precious children with the saints!
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The Catholic Family Cookbook is a great idea for anyone wishing to nourish their Faith and the Faith of their children/grandchildren.
They make great gifts for weddings, Christmas, birthdays, Easter, Mother's Day, Father's Day, teachers, catechists, new baby gifts, adoptions, house warming gifts, anniversaries, and for any other occasion during the year. Order some and keep them on hand!
This cookbook has a little bio of each saint specifically paired with a recipe.
It's done in such a wonderful way.
One of my favorites is Blessed Margaret of Costello. She was a deformed child who was adopted by a loving couple after she was taken to a shine and not healed. This couple loved her, but the town's people did not like her at first. Eventually they came to love her.
Blessed Margaret of Costello is paired with Spinach Balls. Spinach is a vegetable not liked by most children initially. But once the kids try these, they'll love them!
What a great way to remember little Margaret!
There is also an action item following each saint's bio
as a way to imitate them for the week.
For questions not answered through this website
Saints are holy men and women, boys and girls,
that have led exemplary lives of virtue.
They put God first in every situation
and are now living with Him in heaven.
We are all called to be saints and by learning about their ways
and what they did to attain holiness, we too can learn
to love God as they did.
Finding good wholesome role models
in this wonderful cookbook helps families grow in holiness.
Recipes For Life makes a wonderful gift!
"Happy are all who fear the LORD, who walk in the ways of God." Psalm 128:1
"We know that all things work for good for those who love God,
who are called according to his purpose." Romans 8:28