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There’s something deeply nostalgic and joy-filled about gathering around the grill in the summertime. The Fourth of July has always been a big outdoor cooking day for my family—we fire up the grill, lay out blankets, laugh a lot, and eat even more. This year, while the hamburgers and spiral hot dogs (recipe coming your way in another post!) were sizzling away, we tried something new: grilled corn with lime butter and ancho chili rub . And let me tell you—it was a hit with the whole family. Corn is in season right now, and if you've ever had it straight off the grill, you know it's practically a dessert on its own: sweet, juicy, smoky. Add a zesty lime butter, crumbly queso fresco, and a bold ancho chile rub? You've just turned it into a star dish. The best part? It’s actually really simple to make. No fancy techniques. Just fresh ingredients, a bit of prep, and a grill. Whether you’re brand-new in the kitchen or you’re a seasoned summer host, this recipe is approachable and guaranteed to impress. Ingredients 4 ears fresh corn, unshucked 1/4 cup unsalted butter, room temperature 1 lime zested 1/4 bunch cilantro (use to your liking) Sprinkle of salt and freshly ground black pepper 1/4 pound queso fresco, crumbled Ancho Chili Rub (store bought or mix yourself) Ancho Chili Rub Ingredients: 1/2 tsp chili powder 1/2 tsp ground cumin 1/4 tsp paprika 1/2 tsp ancho chili pepper 1 tsp dried oregano 1/4 tsp garlic powder 1/8 tsp ground cinnamon Directions: Soak the corn in a large container of water for 1 hour. This keeps the husks from burning and helps the corn steam inside. Prepare the grill. Place the soaked corn directly on the hot grates and grill for 35 minutes, turning frequently. The corn is ready when it feels soft to the touch through the husks. While the corn is grilling, make the lime butter and Ancho Chili Rub: In a bowl, combine 1/4 cup softened butter, 1 lime zest, cilantro, salt, and pepper. Mix well and spread onto a plate. In a separate bowl combine the 1/2 tsp chili powder, 1/2 tsp ground cumin, 1/4 tsp paprika, 1/2 tsp ancho chili pepper, 1 tsp dried oregano, 1/4 tsp garlic powder, and 1/8 tsp ground cinnamon. Stir to combine. Spread the queso fresco on a separate plate. Once the corn is done, carefully peel back the husks (they’ll be hot!) and remove the silks. Roll each ear in the lime butter, then sprinkle on the queso fresco and Ancho Chile Rub Serve immediately on a large platter—and try not to eat them all before they hit the table! Whether you're grilling for the Fourth, a Sunday cookout, or a quiet dinner with friends, this recipe brings a little extra joy to the season. It’s festive, flavorful, and encourages us to step outside, gather around the table, and share something special with the people we love. Bring the festivity of the season into your cooking, and use moments like these to create community and memories. Watch the full cooking video here and subscribe for more ways to romanticize the seasons with your table, your time, and your faith-filled heart.

A Fancy-Feeling French Dessert for the Feast of Sts. Louis & Zélie: Gluten-Free Blueberry Clafoutis When you're looking to celebrate the feast day of Saints Louis and Zélie Martin, there's no better way to honor their French heritage than with a beautiful, simple French dessert. Enter clafoutis — a custard-meets-cake baked treat that looks and tastes elegant, but is surprisingly easy to make. This gluten-free version, adapted from the Savory Lotus blog, is light, wholesome, and bursting with fresh seasonal blueberries. Why This Dessert? July is the perfect time to make clafoutis. Blueberries are in season, affordable, and full of flavor — but feel free to swap them out for cherries (the traditional choice), blackberries, or sliced stone fruit if that’s what you have on hand. This version uses nourishing ingredients like almond and tapioca flour, full-fat coconut milk, and coconut sugar, making it suitable for many dietary needs without sacrificing taste or texture. And the best part? This is a one-blender recipe. Truly. Honoring Saints Louis & Zélie Saints Louis and Zélie Martin were a remarkable French couple who lived in the 19th century and were canonized together in 2015 — the first married couple to be canonized as a pair. They are perhaps best known as the parents of St. Thérèse of Lisieux, but their own lives were full of deep faith, sacrificial love, and holy example in the context of marriage and family life. Louis was a watchmaker; Zélie, a lace maker. Together, they raised nine children, five of whom became religious sisters. Their devotion to God and to each other is a shining example of how holiness can flourish in the everyday, even amid the challenges of parenthood and grief. Celebrating them with a sweet French treat like clafoutis feels both meaningful and accessible — and a lovely way to bring the liturgical year to life in your own home. Gluten-Free Blueberry Clafoutis Recipe Ingredients: Fat of choice to grease pan (butter, ghee, coconut oil, or avocado oil) 3 eggs 1 cup full-fat coconut milk 1/3 cup coconut sugar 1 tsp vanilla extract 1/2 cup + 2 tbsp blanched almond flour 1/4 cup tapioca flour Pinch of salt Sprinkle of cinnamon Zest from one lemon 2 1/2 cups fresh blueberries Extra lemon zest for garnish Directions: Preheat oven to 375°F Grease a 10-inch ceramic quiche pan or glass pie dish Arrange blueberries evenly across the bottom of the pan In a mixer, combine eggs, coconut milk, coconut sugar, vanilla, almond flour, tapioca flour, cinnamon and salt. Blend until creamy and smooth Stir in lemon zest by hand Slowly pour the batter over the blueberries Bake for 25-28 minutes, until golden on top and center is set Let cool before serving Garnish with a sprinkle of lemon zest A Sweet Way to Celebrate the Saints This clafoutis may look fancy, but it comes together quickly and easily — and it’s a perfect reminder that celebrating the saints doesn’t have to be complicated. A simple, wholesome dessert with a French flair is a joyful and tangible way to enter into the liturgical year. Plus, this healthier twist means we can feel good about sharing it with our families. You can watch the full cooking video over on the His Girl Sunday Instagram account , and if you’d like more liturgical living recipes like this one, don’t forget to subscribe! Bon appétit — and happy feast day!

As we step into June, we enter more deeply into Ordinary Time—a season that invites us to grow steadily in faith through the everyday rhythms of life. Far from being "ordinary" in the mundane sense, this liturgical season encourages us to find Christ in the quiet, in the daily tasks, and in the beauty of creation that flourishes this time of year. June is also uniquely marked by devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus, a reminder of Christ’s boundless love and mercy. This month becomes a sacred opportunity to root our hearts more deeply in His. Liturgical living in June offers a beautiful blend of reflection and celebration. Throughout the month, we honor beloved feast days like Corpus Christi, the Nativity of St. John the Baptist, the Immaculate Heart of Mary, and, of course, the Solemnity of the Sacred Heart. These special days offer natural moments to pause, fast, feast, and deepen our devotion. Whether it’s through prayerful novenas, setting up small altars, or marking days with special foods and traditions, we’re invited to live our faith not just at Mass, but at our dinner tables, in our homes, and in our hearts. This blog post will guide you through ways to embrace June with intentionality and joy. You’ll find ideas for fasting and feasting, traditional seasonal recipes, simple decor to reflect the sacred themes of the month, modest and meaningful outfit inspiration, and devotions that can anchor your daily life in prayer. Whether you're just beginning to explore liturgical living or have been on this journey for years, there is something here for every Catholic home seeking to live June fully, heart to heart with Christ. To learn more about the Ember Days get my Rhythms of Fasting and Abstinence Companion ! The outfit and home decor slides were created with a lot of intentionality! Since June holds the dedication to the Sacred Heart but also the progression into Ordinary Time we went with red and green colors while also maintaining the His Girl Sunday vintage glam look. With touches of summer sunglasses and hats you can express the beauty of the faith in subtle yet stunning ways. Red Gingham Dress Wicker and Ribbon Hat Black Sunglasses Miraculous Medal Floral Grace Earrings Woven Shoulder Bag Floral Slide Sandals White and Brown Leather Tote Bag Linen Block Heel Polka Dot Dress Gold Twist Hoop Earring Blush Slim Oval Sunglasses Hair Scarf Green Floral Dress White Tulip Purse Floral Heels Green Hair Scarf Cabana Perfume Green Dishes Immaculate and Sacred Heart Medallions Floral Candle Sticks Rose Planters Cherry Candles Tablecloth Strawberry Glass Cups Gold Scalloped Bowls Wicker and Ribbon Basket Want to learn more about the liturgical year and how we can dwell deeply in the seasons? Subscribe for more ideas, theology, and tips or you can follow on IG or FB.

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Celebrate Catholic saints and feast days by baking and cooking delicious recipes that will bring your family and friends together. Advent Recipes Go to Christmas Recipes Go to Winter Ordinary Time Recipes Go to Lenten Recipes Go to Easter Recipes Go to Summer Ordinary Time Recipes Go to Any Season Go to Meatless Meals Go to Drinks Go to THE SUNDAY TABLE The Sunday Table is an average wife's pursuit at making good food and drinks for feast days and seasons while dancing and talking theology. Steffani's fond memories of cooking up seasonal meals with her dad in the kitchen, and now serving her own family, has drawn her to share the ways in which food can nourish us both physically and spiritually. Growing together around the table is an essential part of celebrating God through the liturgical year, and an invaluable part of uniting friends and family. LITURGICAL LIVING IN ALL LIFE'S SEASONS

Explore the beauty of the winter ordinary time season with our insightful ideas, customs, and resources. Embrace the seasons unique spiritual and practical aspects. RESOURCES The Catholic Meaning of Shrove Tuesday Expand your understanding of Shrove Tuesday, its traditions, and spiritual significance. Learn about the Catholic meaning here. His Girl Sunday Burying the Alleluia Adopt the Catholic custom of burying the Alleluia from the 1200s and learn why it is no longer sung during Lent. His Girl Sunday St. Bernadette: The Humble Saint Who Saw Our Lady Celebrate St. Bernadette’s feast day with fun traditions, liturgical living ideas, and inspiration from her deep love for Our Lady! His Girl Sunday Living Liturgically with Kids on the Feast of St. Valentine Show the real meaning of Valentine's Day by trying these Catholic kid-friendly feast day activities. His Girl Sunday March Quick Links & Resources What are you celebrating this March? I have four feast days prepared for you with prayer, activities, and food. Have a look! His Girl Sunday February Quick Links & Resources Liturgical living ideas and quick tips are here for the feasts of St. Josephine, Our Lady of Lourdes, and St. Valentine! His Girl Sunday What is Septuagesima Sunday? Let's talk Pre-Lent, how to feast and fast, and why those numbers just don't add up! His Girl Sunday January Quick Links & Resources Need liturgical living ideas for January? Look here! We are having serious fun for saints Elizabeth, Agnes, Sebastian, & Thomas Aquinas. His Girl Sunday Tips, Resources, and Printables for Shrove Tuesday Catholic Shrove Tuesday resources for eating pancakes and burying the alleluia. Have a moderate amount of fun and live liturgically! His Girl Sunday Living Out the 'Gesimas The ‘Gesimas are a the weeks leading up to Lent that are also known as Pre-Lent, many of us have probably never heard of this before or... His Girl Sunday