Warm spiced wine, like the Austrian Gluhwein, along with Wassail or Lambs Wool are common traditional drinks served at Twelfth Night cele...

On Epiphany we recall the wise men that traveled from the East to seek the baby Jesus, following the star. It is a feast of manifestation...

There are several small star shaped pastas in the variety referred to as stelline (Italian for "little stars"). It is someti...

I have always really loved this Our Lady of Guadalupe treat idea from Tiffany at Family at the Foot of the Cross.  These Hershey Kisses ...

In the grocery store this week I saw a Limited Edition Pop Tart flavor  which was blue frosted with white star sprinkles. It reminded...

Back in November Debbie shared an article with me (over at Shower of Roses ) that was written by Iris Hammett in the 1940's titled ...

Inspired by our latest family read aloud, we looked into English Epiphany traditions and found that an Epiphany Tart (which we would cons...

This post was written by Robina, at Motherly Loving , and submitted for publication here at Catholic Cuisine. Thank you Robina! For the f...

A May Crowning has become a tradition in our house and while I like to do it as early in May as I can, it can be done at any time during th...

Tomorrow, January 28th, marks the feast of one of the greatest Doctors of the Church, St. Thomas Aquinas . It is also the date on which T...