**This post has been updated and re-posted here.
The Month of March is dedicated to St. Joseph, the husband of the Blessed Virgin Mary and the foster father of Jesus.
"The silence of Saint Joseph is given a special emphasis. His silence is steeped in contemplation of the mystery of God in an attitude of total availability to divine desires. It is a silence thanks to which Joseph, in unison with Mary, watches over the Word of God, known through the Sacred Scriptures, continuously comparing it with the events of the life of Jesus; a silence woven of constant prayer, a prayer of blessing of the Lord, of the adoration of His holy will and of unreserved entrustment to his providence. It is no exaggeration to think that it was precisely from his "father" Joseph that Jesus learned -- at the human level -- that steadfast interiority which is a presupposition of authentic justice.... Let us allow ourselves to be "filled" with Saint Joseph's silence! In a world that is often too noisy, that encourages neither recollection nor listening to God's voice." ~ Pope Benedict XVI, Angelus, December 18, 2005
March 1st, St. David (New and Trad.):
- Daffodil Cake for St. David's Day (As well as a couple soup recipes!)
March 4th, St. Casimir (New and Trad.):
March 7th, St. Thomas Aquinas (Trad.):
- The Feast of St. Thomas Aquinas (Cake can be found here)
March 12th, Feast of St. Gregory the Great (Trad.):
March 17th, St. Patrick (New and Trad.):
- Blarney Biscuits
- Irish Soda Bread
- Candied Popcorn
- Saint Patrick's Shamrock Cupcake Bouquet
- Slainte'
- Saint Patrick's Day Peppermint Candy Shake
- Shamrock Mint Cupcakes
- Sweet Shamrock Pretzels
- Pistachio Mallow Salad for St. Patrick's Day
- Other uses for those Saint Nicholas Cookie Cutters!
- Feast Day Sugar Cookies
- Shamrock Toasties
- Irish Beef and Guinness Stew
- Irish Potato Pancakes
- St. Patrick's Beans
- Shamrock Chocolate Molds would be a fun addition for this feast, and would make a cute and easy decoration for cupcakes, etc. Here is the link to the inexpensive mold I purchased. There are all sorts of Shamrock themed baking supplies available including Cookie Cutters, Cake Pans, and Muffin Pans.
March 19th, St. Joseph (New and Trad):
- Foods for St. Joseph's Altar
- St. Joseph Salad
- St. Joseph Sfinge (Cream Puffs)
- St. Joseph's Staff
- Minestrone Soup
- Nativity Cookies
- Gingerbread Tool Box for St. Joseph the Worker
- St. Joseph Raspberry Cream Cupcakes
- St. Joseph Altar Blog Fest
- Lily Sandwiches (The lily is a symbol of St. Joseph)
- Mother Most Pure Calla Lily Sandwiches (The lily is a symbol of St. Joseph)
- Lily Chocolate Molds would be a fun addition for this feast, as well as for the feasts of St. Gabriel, the Annunciation, and even Easter! You can find the ones I purchased here and here.
March 24th, Feast of St. Gabriel the Archangel (Trad.):
- Upcoming From Thy Bounty Fair: Angels (With ideas and suggestions!)
- Angel Curls Cookies
- From Thy Bounty Fair - Feasting with the Angels!
- Lily Sandwiches (The Lily is a symbol of St. Gabriel)
- Blessed Mary Mother of God Brownies (The Fleur-de-lis is a symbol of St. Gabriel)
March 25th, Annunciation of the Lord (New, Trad.):
- Annunciation Pineapple Upside Down Cake
- Lily Sandwiches
- Mother Most Pure Calla Lily Sandwiches
- Lady Day Feasting
- Annunciation Waffles
- All Recipes for the Blessed Virgin Mary
Saint Joseph, patron of the Universal Church, pray for us!
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