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Category Archives: Easter
Did you know that our Lord’s death was a miracle?
After suffering such a terrible passion, I must confess I never thought our Lord’s death was something out of the ordinary course of nature. The question in my mind was why did Jesus not die sooner than he did? The … Continue reading
Posted in Aquinas, Easter, The Passion, Uncategorized
Tagged Aquinas, Crucifixion, Miracles, Saint Mark
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Resurrexit! 2016
Happy Easter 2016!
Posted in beauty, Dinner, Easter, Feasts, Uncategorized
Tagged Dessert fool, Easter Feast, Hollandaise, Master Carved Ham
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Father let this chalice pass from me
The Fourth century saint and doctor of the church, St. Hilary of Poitiers, has a lovely insight – or perhaps I should say – a somewhat different take on Our Lord’s prayer in the garden. And going a little further, … Continue reading
Posted in Catena Aurea, Easter, Uncategorized
Tagged Catena Aurea, Hillary of Poitiers, Holy Week, Matthew 36:29
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Easter and Beef Wellington.
Easter is a red meat celebration. And what food could be more indicative of Christ’s Resurrection from the dark tomb than Beef Wellington – in which a delicious thick succulent tenderloin is hidden inside a beautiful puff pastry phyllo dough … Continue reading
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Tagged asparagus, Beef Wellington, roasted potatoes
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Easter Brunch – Resurrexit!
Happy Easter to all! Easter Brunch 2015! I will let the photos tell the story.
Forty Days For Fermentation
As it is the first week of Lent I am congratulating myself on the steps that I have taken to prepare well for Easter. First I have made the usual meaningful but ordinary commitments towards keeping my Lenten resolutions. Here … Continue reading
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Tagged Hops, Lent, liberal education, Malt, Yeast
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Life Has No Meaning?
On Holy Saturday, between His death and Resurrection Our Lord is engaged in what the medievals called the “Harrowing of Hell.” He descended into the Netherworld and freed all those just souls from their captivity to whom the gates of heaven … Continue reading
This is the day the Lord has made!
Ok… Ok, due to popular demand I have decided to post one of my favorite Easter Hymns- even if it is in English. Just listen to this! This Is The Day (UPDATE: unfortunately these links no longer work! You … Continue reading
Alleluia Continued! Twice Baked Potatoes and Roast Beef
Easter. Brunch Menu: Eggs Benedict on a substratum of thick roasted bacon atop a slice of fresh tomato on an English muffin, Mango-Papaya-Pineapple fruit salad, with coffee cake, coffee and mimosa! Dinner Menu: Roast Beef in an onion marinade, Twice … Continue reading
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Tagged dinner, Easter, heaven, hyacinth, roast beef, Twice baked potatoes
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