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Analysis and musings from Carrie and Noelle
Lenten Tastes of Spring: Pasta Primavera
Posted by Theology of Home onThis week, we are sharing the perfect Lenten meal. A Pasta Primavera filled with aromatic roasted vegetables that is incredibly simple and delicious!Â
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Silence: God’s Eternal Language
Posted by Theology of Home onPeople today are hungry for the authentic. We want wood, and linen, and salt, and water to fill our senses. We want the elements that feel enduring, that could have been sourced in another century. We want what feels steady in our time of great uncertainty.Â
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Welsh Rarebit with Brown Bread
Posted by Theology of Home onThere are some dishes so extraordinary that our first encounter with them becomes etched within our memories. This is one of those dishes: Welsh Rarebit and Brown Bread.
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The Most Common Floral Question Answered: "What Do I Do with this Bouquet?"
Posted by Theology of Home onWith Valentine's Day approaching, Emily walks us through how to take a simple store-bought bouquet, and--with a little effort--make sure its beauty is maximized when arranged in a vase. Video included!
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A Valentine's Day Gift Guide
Posted by Theology of Home onValentines Day is just around the corner and we have you covered with a roundup of just-right gifts to help someone special feel the love! Get the full roundup here.Â
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Sirloin Steak and Bean Chili with Lime
Posted by Theology of Home onBeat the winter blues with an elevated and delicious chili recipe from Emily that will delight and warm you and yours!
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Excerpt: 'The Summa Domestica': Deciding to Be Home
Posted by Theology of Home on"Within the bosom of the woman is a deep desire to be home. The problem is that, as a result of having a nurturing nature, women are good at doing what other people think they should do."
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The Winter Wreath
Posted by Theology of Home onAs Christmas comes to a close, let us draw inspiration from nature as we adorn our home with a simple and natural winter wreath.
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Christmas Mincemeat Hand Pies: Two Ways!
Posted by Theology of Home onMincemeat pie is a long treasured recipe at Christmastime. Although the recipe consumed today differs from the past, it is still wonderfully aromatic and contains just the right amount of sweetness. Learn the two different ways to make this time-honored dish to enjoy during the Christmas season!Â
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