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How to use this site:​

  1. To navigate this site please click on the below picture of the selected month.

  2. This will guide you to the month's narrative.

  3. Then click on the first picture of the month to move into the daily thumbnails.
     

  4. Once you are in the daily page the flow of the page is:

    1. The Saint Bio

    2. The Saint's Prayer

    3. The Location where to visit relics or place to visit

    4. Traditions

    5. Songs

    6. Books

    7. Craft

    8. Recipes
       

  • Please note there are pull down tabs at the top of the page too.
    The name of the month can be clicked on and everything listed below it.

Months of the Year!

Saints Links

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Recipe Links

*Work in progress (recipes can be found on each daily saint page at the bottom of the page)

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Extras 
*This is a work in progress

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Hello Everyone! 

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Saints Feast Family is a blog exploring the feasts surrounding the catholic patron saints of the day. 

My name is Kelley.

I am a wife, mom and a foodie at heart. My passion for food started to cultivate at a very young age.

I would sit in the kitchen watching all the strong women in my family make amazing creations. Now grown, I have my little one watching me as we make extraordinary & fun things.

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Our traditions are made with love, time spent together, & hopefully never forgotten....

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We love to cook, craft, and now we are learning about the catholic faith. I was raised Southern Baptist but I married a Roman Catholic. Now, my son wants to learn more about his catholic roots, so we are doing it together, one step at a time, as a family.  

 

Come along on our journey as we study the saints and feasts of the day. Saints Feast Family explores mostly catholic patron saints of the day, their feasts, cuisines that are connected to them, recipes, crafts, books, relics, tombs, locations of the saints so you can see their remains like on a pilgrimage, songs, history, traditions & prayers.


Hope you enjoy our dinner time devotional.

*Please read on a desk top, lap top computer not your cell phone for best viewing.

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