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| Sunday is to be a day of rest, and most of us can use such a day in our busy schedules. Fr. Leo shows how the whole family can come together to prepare a fantastic Sunday dinner sharing time and food together to celebrate the Lord's day. |
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| The stability of a family depends on the relationship between the parents. Fr. Leo explains how it is important for a mother and father to have time alone away from the children for a healthy marriage. To help in that respect, he shows how to cook up some romantic dishes for two. |
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| We all desire the finer things in life. Fr. Leo and his guest Fr. Mark Mary Christina explain that enjoying good food in moderation helps us see the dignity of God's creation. The true sophisticate is comfortable with whoever he is with, as Jesus was whether he was with the Pharisees or a leper. |
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| The power and beauty of God's creation is best enjoyed outdoors. Fr. Leo explains why it is important for us to appreciate God's handiwork as he prepares a meal suitable for an outdoor picnic that will cook up quickly yet will be among everyone's favorites. |
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| One of the biggest jobs parents have is preparing their children for First Holy Communion. Fr. Leo provides a menu that will give parents a starting point for discussing the mystery of the Eucharist with their children as he transforms simple ingredients into elegant dishes sure to please everyone. |
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| Fasting is a practice common to many religions. Fr. Leo explains the importance of fasting in the Catholic faith while showing how to cook up a hearty breakfast to celebrate the end of the fast. |
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| Jesus fed the 5000 by miraculously multiplying the loaves and fish. Fr. Leo and his guest, local culinarian Jacob Jones, show how someone who cooks only for themselves can still put together a whole week's worth of meals with a few ingredients. And if you invite God to your table, you never dine alone. |
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| What child is not enamored with desserts? Fr. Leo and his guest Br. Leo show how to balance a savory meal with a sweet ending any child will love to help make. Fr Leo shows how we need stability in our lives, balancing desert days with dessert days. |
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| With all its warmth and flavor, soup can be a one-pot wonder. Fr. Leo shows how just as water can transform some simple ingredients into a tasty dish, it also transforms our lives in washing away sin at our baptism. |
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| Hospitality to those in need is an important tenet of the Catholic faith. Fr. Leo shares his family upbringing in which his parents opened their home to those in need. He shows how a magnificent meal can be extended to include unanticipated guests without breaking the family budget. |
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| Unfortunately in our busy lifestyles, the family supper is quickly disappearing.Fr. Leo explains the role of the family supper in raising healthy, happy children, while showing even the busiest parent how to quickly put together a meal the whole family can enjoy together. |
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| God put all of creation here for our use. Fr. Leo is joined by avid hunter Fr. Mitch Pacwa to discuss the need for respect for all of God's creatures as they prepare some wonderful dishes from wild game. |
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| The burden of a long trip is eased by the anticipation of the welcome home we will receive. Fr. Leo relates how his family prepared him a special meal when he returned from studying in Rome for several years, and how that compares to the welcome home we will each receive when we enter into heaven. |