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simchafisher has been a member of Linktree for 7 years and joined in January 2019. Resources simchafisher has populated their site with include: • What’s for supper? Vol. 479: It is Monday, my dudes – SIMCHA FISHER • Body weight – SIMCHA FISHER • What’s for supper? Vol. 478: Accidental pork fried candy – SIMCHA FISHER • Nolan’s Odyssey wants it both ways and gets neither – SIMCHA FISHER • What’s for supper? Vol. 477: Parasite by the dashboard light – SIMCHA FISHER • All right, then, let’s talk about Catholics doing yoga – SIMCHA FISHER • What’s for supper? Vol. 476: Talk to the blanket – SIMCHA FISHER • What’s for supper? Vol. 475: West and wewaxation wedux – SIMCHA FISHER • What’s for supper? Vol. 474: And I alone scaped to tell thee – SIMCHA FISHER • What’s for supper? Vol. 473: O tempura! O mores! – SIMCHA FISHER • Find your Bach – SIMCHA FISHER • Booing AI is a good start. What’s next? – SIMCHA FISHER • What’s for supper? Vol. 472: In which I (Persephone) have high hopes – SIMCHA FISHER • What’s for supper? Vol. 471: Tag yourself! I’m the community goat – SIMCHA FISHER • Can you de-monetize that? – SIMCHA FISHER • What’s for supper? Vol. 470: Glory to God in the pie crust – SIMCHA FISHER • Real men are everywhere – SIMCHA FISHER • Jesus doesn’t recycle – SIMCHA FISHER • What’s for supper? Vol. 469: Loveseat! That’s where we eat! – SIMCHA FISHER • I have a suggestion for God – SIMCHA FISHER • www.simchafisher.com • What’s for supper? Vol. 4SIX SEHHHHHHVEN – SIMCHA FISHER • I don’t care what Trump posts on social media – SIMCHA FISHER • What’s for supper? Vol. 465: Life with Abby Normal – SIMCHA FISHER • What’s for supper? Vol. 464: I fell into a burning ring of prosciutto – SIMCHA FISHER • What’s for supper? Vol. 463: Wiggly eggs and other perverse urges – SIMCHA FISHER • What’s for supper? Vol. 462: Mutter love – SIMCHA FISHER • What’s for supper? Vol. 461: You can certainly try – SIMCHA FISHER • Cringe for Christ – SIMCHA FISHER • What’s for supper? Vol. 460: It was the shroopiest of times, it was the doopiest of times – SIMCHA FISHER • What’s for supper? Vol. 459: Superb chow – SIMCHA FISHER • What’s for supper? Vol. 458: Eine Kleine Purse Broccoli – SIMCHA FISHER • What’s for supper? Vol. 457: The Great Cornballio – SIMCHA FISHER • Helpless – SIMCHA FISHER • What’s for supper? Vol. 456: Please hold • Free will and wobble – SIMCHA FISHER • What’s for supper? Vol. 455: There’s a crack in everything. That’s how you get more cheesecake. – SIMCHA FISHER • What’s for supper? Vol. 454: This is the account of what we had for supper. – SIMCHA FISHER • What’s for supper? Vol. 453: Eat Pray Ugh – SIMCHA FISHER • Maria Obscura – SIMCHA FISHER • What’s for supper? Vol. 452: The road to heaven is paved with pavlova – SIMCHA FISHER • Christianity isn’t a MAGA thing – SIMCHA FISHER • What’s for supper? Vol. 451: Lasagna in the highest – SIMCHA FISHER • What Christmas isn’t – SIMCHA FISHER • Avoiding materialism at Christmas (sort of) – SIMCHA FISHER • What’s for supper? Vol. 450: Two pies for every girl – SIMCHA FISHER • A ruthlessly practical to-do list for December – SIMCHA FISHER • In praise of balance (and pie). My debut at The Pillar! – SIMCHA FISHER • A bunch of gifts our ten kids liked, as far as I can tell: The 2025 list! – SIMCHA FISHER • What’s for supper? Vol. 449: In which certain patterns emerge – SIMCHA FISHER • What does it really mean to be a pilgrim of hope? – SIMCHA FISHER • What’s for supper? Vol. 448: November, no cry – SIMCHA FISHER • What’s for supper? Vol. 447: Mark me down as phojascent – SIMCHA FISHER • God says welcome the stranger; JD Vance says go away – SIMCHA FISHER • What’s for supper? Vol. 446: Whoopy once! Whoopy twice! – SIMCHA FISHER • What’s for supper? Vol. 445: Follow the fellow who fixes your roof – SIMCHA FISHER • What’s for supper? Vol. 444: And don’t forget to put garlic on my grave – SIMCHA FISHER • Relics are friends – SIMCHA FISHER • What’s for supper? Vol. 443: Take heart, for the Lord hath not focaccia – SIMCHA FISHER • What’s for supper? Vol. 442: Behold, the steamer cometh – SIMCHA FISHER • Poetry for your walls, Vol. 3! – SIMCHA FISHER • Relics are central to the Catholic faith – SIMCHA FISHER • What’s for supper? Vol. 441: Mama the Hutt – SIMCHA FISHER • Doing one thing at the same time – SIMCHA FISHER • Don’t quit; rest – SIMCHA FISHER • What’s for supper? Vol. 440: Thank you for your attention to this batter. – SIMCHA FISHER • What’s for supper? Vol. 439: We put the “disgrazia” in . . . everything. – SIMCHA FISHER • What’s for supper? Vol. 437: The Supper of Theseus • Those gangly adolescent souls – SIMCHA FISHER • “Nomadic canon lawyer” Balestrieri fined $50k for defamation • What’s for supper? Vol. 436: Not governed by me only • Andrew Coleman works with wood, for now and for the future – SIMCHA FISHER • What’s for supper? Vol. 435: There’s a phost time for everything – SIMCHA FISHER • What’s for supper? Vol. 434: Shawarmageddon • Finally! Religious liberty for (white) Americans • What’s for supper? Vol. 433: Psych! • How much of Mass do you have to be at, for it to count? • What’s for supper? Vol. 432: S’more licht • Raising teens? Raising ducks? Here’s what you need to know • What’s for supper? Vol. 431: Not a bad record for this vicinity • Before the world ends, plant a tree • What’s for supper? Vol. 430: deal w/ ur own Beans • Shifting borders: The remarkable art of Anastassia Cassady • What’s for supper? Vol. 429: Bao chicka bao bao • The wealth we all have • What’s for supper? Vol. 428: There must be … fifty ways to stretch a meatball • Faith on S.T.A.G.E.: Lee Hotovy marks 25 years of student theater • Pope Leo may not have a list. But I DO. • What’s for supper? Vol. 427: PRODUCE!!! • What’s for supper? Vol. 426: You may want to write this down • John Wayne was scared • What’s for supper? Vol. 425: Two pies for Millie • Finding the sweet spot: Courtney Eschbach-Wells on singing at Mass • What’s for supper? Vol. 424: How I learned to stop worrying and love the Fire Cherry Bomb Pop eXtremes: Spice to Nice • If you’re doing the work, why give credit to God? • What’s for supper? Vol. 423: A week of winging it • What’s for supper? Vol. 422: Habemus papam! Let’s eat! • A hymn for the conclave • Beauty in every body: The portraits of Igor Babilov • What’s for supper? Vol. 421: Spwing gets sewious • What’s for supper? Vol. 420: Get your veils ready • Why a cross? • Holy heroism doesn’t come out of nowhere • What’s for supper? Vol. 419: A masterful gambit of one’s own • Everyone gets an inheritance; everyone gets a choice • Missionaries for Music: Ashuelot Concerts brings global talent to rural New England • The princess and the fig tree • What’s for supper? Vol. 418: HowBowDah Sunday • All seasons have their purpose: The eremetic art of Margaret Rose Realy • Wonderful and ridiculous • What’s for supper? Vol. 417: It’s all good • Transmitting light: Stained glass and painting by Patrice Schelkun • What’s for supper? Vol. 416: San Salami • What’s for supper? Vol. 415: O bagels! O fortuna! • Creative destruction, violent creation: The art of blacksmith Evan Wilson • Fisher Family Mandatory Lent Film Party returns! #1: The Rabbi’s Cat • What’s for supper? Vol. 414: EVIL Friday to you • Look up! • A Lent for this specific year • What’s for supper? Vol. 413: Erasmus B. Dragon • Artist and teacher Monica Dix walks the walk. • Time spent in giving love is never wasted • Matthew Alderman finds ancient answers to new questions in church architecture • What’s for supper? Vol. 412: Food of America • What’s for supper? Vol. 411: You can’t fufu all the people all the time • What’s for supper? Vol. 410: You put the child in the coconut and eat it all up • Epiphany, continued • What’s for supper? Vol. 409: Lucid cooking • Christian MAGA is back on top. It’s bad news for them. • What’s for supper? Vol. 408: Are we cumin? or are we dancers? • What’s for supper? Vol. 407: Model citizen • God loves me, full stop. • What’s for supper? Vol. 406: Charcuterie? I hardly knewterie • What’s for supper? Vol. 405: Where I been • The bio-children of God • The last thing on your to-do list before Christmas • Present madness • It’s probably not demons • Untamed territory: The iconogrphy of Emanuel Burke • Tension and balance: The sculpture of Christopher Alles • 50 gifts our ten kids loved: The 2024 list! • Handy kitchen substitutes, just don’t tell your grandmother • Three years later, Voris is sorry, but the lawsuit isn’t over • The joy and pain of being a Catholic foster parent • What’s for supper? Vol. 404: Serving spoon not found • What’s for supper? Vol. 403: Nagi knows • What’s for supper? Vol. 402: I see what your problem is • Ethical shopping: What does it really accomplish? • Vaccines and other victims of their own success (like Jesus) • What’s for supper? Vol. 401: Hot, fast, cheap, and salty, just like. . . someone else • Memento vivere • What’s for supper? Vol. 400 and other milestones • How to vote like a Catholic • All that matters is what’s in your heart, right? Not so fast • Halloween roundup! Samhain, witch burning, pumpkin carving, werewolf movies, and SPOOKY MISC. • You, on a gondola • What’s for supper? Vol. 389: In which things are not the worst • Sometimes the secret ingredient is time • The table where you sit • What’s for supper? Vol. 386: What to cook when it’s too hot to cook • Did God save Donald Trump’s life? • What’s for supper? Vol. 385: Hot, hot, hot • Don’t listen to thoughts you have when you’re tired • What’s for supper? Vol. 384: What Washoe wants • Sarah Norton of Conversion Street Studio: Meeting Jesus, again • What’s for supper? Vol. 384: One caprese summer (relics notwithstanding) • What’s for supper? Vol. 383: In which I finally take portion control seriously • To rest in liminal spaces • What’s for supper? Vol. 382: All hands on deck • On my summer list: Less screen time • Monsters in the walls • What’s for supper? Vol. 381: Excuse me, stewardess. I speak chive. • What’s for supper? Vol. 380: How does Scooby Doo end his prayers? • The apostles after Judas • What’s for supper? Vol. 379: Lilac jelly! It’s a thing! • Staying in your lane is the easy way out • What’s for Supper? Vol. 378: In which nobody goes to the emergency room • What’s for supper? Vol. 377: In which we make it through the week in one piece • Eilieen Cunis: The art of whatever is asked for right now • What’s for supper? Vol. 376: Lassi, get help! • I did and did not learn about Jesus at the eclipse • Restored order of sacraments works best with whole family faith formation • What’s for supper? Vol. 375: Laurus! Eagle! Burger! • Two very different family-friendly games: Dixit and Taco Cat Goat Cheese Pizza • What’s for supper? Vol. 374: In which we all forge ahead • Activism without ego • What’s for supper? Vol. 373: Little lamb, who ate thee? • When the darkness passes, do not forget the Lord • On speaking the Holy Name • What’s for supper? Vol. 372: MEATSTER • He’s Not Sorry: New Lawsuit, New Church Militant, Same Michael Voris • “My conscience will not allow me to make boring art for God”: Artist Daniel Mitsui • Small ways to make your Triduum better • Superstitious practices tell God what he can and cannot do (and it’s not just for trads) • We are the temple Jesus wants to cleanse • What’s for supper? Vol. 371: St. Joseph’s Pizza! • All possible questions about Lent, answered • The Scandal of the Incarnation never stops being strange • What’s for supper? Vol. 370: Meatball style • What’s for supper? Vol. 369: In which I trust the process • Lent Film Party Review: NOAH • Defamed priest makes Church Militant pay; Catholic outrage outlet shutters doors • What’s for supper? Vol. 368: Supper, like the wild shmoo, harsh and exciting • The test of “Here I am” • What’s for supper? Vol. 367: I knead you so badly • Mandatory Lent Film Party, 2024: The Passion of Joan of Arc • Faith and fame don’t mix • What’s for supper? Vol. 366: CAN I EAT THAT ON A FRIDAY? • An unexpected movie watchlist for Lent • How to keep the LENT in Valentine’s Day • What’s for supper? Vol. 364: Char who? • Be ye patient, as God is patient • What’s for supper? Vol. 363: Do you reject garlic and all their little paperwork? • Darwin’s immediate book meme! vol. ??? • I got yer spirit week right here • How to keep the “Lent” in Valentine’s Day • Frog and Toad at Cana • What’s for supper? Vol. 361: Who then, my mother? • Reading about Church news is not having a spiritual life • What’s for supper? Vol. 360: A secret soup that Simcha made and pleased the group • The freedom of wearing your faith on your sleeve: Artist Mattie Karr • What’s for supper? Vol. 359: Angel eyes • This potted plant life: Lessons on prayer for the new year • The things I wrote in 2023 that I like the best • What’s for supper? Vol. 358: In which we end strong (thinkin about beans) • From “rinse and repeat” to the living water • Church Militant loses control of finances in emergency Dec. 26 hearing • Voris faces possible criminal charges; Uninsured Church Militant looks at liquidation • Fourth Voris lawyer quits, new president asks for donations • O Christmas tree, o Christmas tree, how lovely are your choices • The long game of Advent parenting • What’s for supper? Vol. 357: Ich bin ein ludicrous display • What’s for supper? Vol. 356: In which we all scream • Don’t feed on the redhearts only • Expelled from the Vortex: Eight alleged whistleblowers fired, claim sexual and financial misdeeds by Voris • What’s for supper? Vol. 355: I like my men like I like my Kentucky Hot Brown. . . • “Beauty is always the right answer”: Painter and illustrator Jaclyn Warren • Hidden evidence and a “coincidental” loan: Voris and Niles headed to court again … after the cruise • What’s for supper? Vol. 354: That cranberry tart • Voris out after violating morality clause, Niles quits; pair ask for privacy • 50 gifts our ten kids loved! The 2023 list • What’s for supper? Vol. 353: SOMEBODY in this house is possessed by soup. • You are probably deficient in Vitamin D, and it’s really easy to fix • What’s for supper? Vol. 352: I’ll die with a challah in my hand, Lord, Lord • Memories of Mr. Shea • What are your kids really learning at school? How will you find out? • Dan Finaldi: Teaching painting, finding God • What’s for supper? Vol. 351: In which I finally get my head examined • All soul’s day menu: Eggs in purgatory and soul cakes • Learn, then unlearn • What’s for supper? Vol. 350: In which I do not really use the oven • Let the dead bury the dead • What’s for supper? Vol. 349: Take that, Fürst-Pückler • Who shows up at the Adoration chapel? • People have always tried to use Jesus in the culture wars. Follow Him anyway. • What’s for supper? Vol. 348: kthxpie • The habit of “let’s find out” • What’s for supper? Vol. 347: Wouldn’t it be chili with no skin on? • What’s for supper? Vol. 346: Babe, you ok? You barely touched your Earl Gray Preminger Tea Cake • Why do we worship Jesus instead of Zeus? • A ‘very human life’ is the hallmark of Gwyneth Thompson-Briggs’ sacred art • Accused of threatening a witness, Voris turns to Alex Jones’ former porn lawyer • What’s for supper? Vol. 345: The Squashebo effect • You gonna eat that? • What’s for supper? Vol. 344: Wo be di saa! • What’s for supper? Vol. 342: Sandwiches! Sandwiches! Barely even human • What’s for supper? Vol. 343: Duck eggs and fox nuts • Through the Year With Tomie dePaola GIVEAWAY! • It will be so much easier if they make their own lunches • What’s for supper? Vol. 341: You’re tellin me a pork bought this dresser? • Blessed are the amateurs • How to clean a child’s room when you can’t see the floor • Baritus Illustration: A war cry in stickers and T-shirts • The male priesthood points men toward service • What’s for supper? Vol. 340: Happy new sandwich to me! • Yoga review: Alba Avella • Microdosing catechism • What’s for supper? Vol. 339: Inshallah, I’ll take pistachio • When criticisms of World Youth Day veer into irreverence • What’s for supper? Vol. 338: Please refer to the affidavit • Quick game review: Happy Salmon • Carving light out of darkness: The art of Kreg Yingst • Opera nite: TOSCA (1976) review • What’s for supper? Vol. 337: So bbomb • Are charismatic religious experiences bad for teens? • Love of God is something we can learn • What’s for supper? Vol. 336: Aubergine positivity • At a certain point, all you can do is provide a space • Why is RFK Jr. gaining popularity? Everyone is afraid, and everyone is traumatized. • Give your barely-things-at-all to Jesus • What’s for supper? Vol. 335: Cushioning where it matters • What is custody of the eyes for? • What’s for supper? Vol. 334: Fish are jumpin’ and the cotton is high • How I made a brick patio in just three terrible months! • Game review: Forbidden Island • What’s for supper? Vol. 333: Schlorp ‘n’ blorp! • The Pope’s response to Rupnik shows we’re still in the desert • What’s for supper? Vol. 332: ¿TRES leches? ¿En ESTA economia? • God, like any good mother, won’t let you disappear into the crowd • What’s for supper? Vol. 331: Rhubarb rhubarb rhubarb • I make things up to be dramatic • A Catholic mom's 'epic journey' of creating art • All of life is worth living • What’s for supper? Vol. 330: Mercy and molasses • What’s for supper? Vol. 329: Muffled sounds of gorilla violence • I’ve got a heart like a duck • It’s my church. I need to bring the flowers. • What’s for supper? Vol. 327: Yay, poke! • I am once again asking you to make a morning offering • What’s for supper? Vol. 326: Wads for supper • How do we keep kids safe in confession (and everywhere else)? • The art of presence: Iconographer Charles Henri Rohrbacher • What’s for supper? Vol. 11. Vol. 11! • Some thoughts on the dreams of children • What’s for supper? Vol. 245: Got any duck food? • What’s it like to be a non-Catholic married to a Catholic? • 50 poems to print and hang on the wall • Begin with gratitude, and figure out later what it’s for • How we ruined a perfectly good cat • No matter how your Lent went, don’t forget to offer it up • What’s for supper? Vol. 243: The next big hing • Lent Film Party Review: The Reluctant Saint • Why was Jesus prefigured as a bronze snake? • The grief of God • The man called Resurrection • Children’s book giveaway! Tomie dePaola’s CHRISTOPHER THE HOLY GIANT and THE LITTLE FRIAR WHO FLEW • What’s for supper? Vol. 242: Vindaloo! Couldn’t escape if I wanted to! • What does it say in the belly of the whale? • Welcome spring with A Garden Catechism! • The myth of Jesus • The thing about having kids • Pope Francis has had ten years to take sex abuse seriously • The Catholic Home Gallery: Interview with John Herreid and GIVEAWAY • Fatherhood transfigured • What’s for supper? Vol. 240: Challah round the world • Giving alms like a Catholic • Friday Night Mandatory Lent Film Party, 2023 edition! • This Lent, Die Harder • Why I stay in the Catholic church • What’s for supper? Vol. 239: Spot the fiendish thingy • Holy Obedience: What are the limits? • What’s for supper, vol. 238: Deep in the heart of New Hampshire • What I saw at a Byzantine Divine Liturgy • What’s for supper? Vol. 237: Creative naan compliance • In which I am old and join a band anyway • The life-changing magic of being yourself • What’s for supper? Vol. 236: Lardum et labora • How I plan my weekly menu and shop! In excruciating detail! • Eyes on Jesus • What’s for supper? Vol. 325: (salad) • Who is Pinocchio? • What’s for supper? Vol. 324: O tempora, o meatballs • Do women need ascesis? • Drawing closer to Jesus in the new year • What’s for supper? Vol. 323: We are an Epiphany people are we are going to bed • No knives out after the death of Benedict • What’s for supper? Vol. 322: Simply having a yaki onigiri time • In which I get interviewed about sex and stuff again! • Walking into church (and walking up to Christmas) • What’s for supper? Vol. 321: Fly me to taboon (and let me play among za’atar) • Great books for high school and older • Christmas morning: Are you doing it right? • What’s for supper? Vol. 320: Cat, dog, hen, only each of us is all three of them • Advent is for almsgiving, and I’ve got a doozy for you • Four ways to keep the Advent season in proportion • What’s for supper? Vol. 319: In which I rest on pie laurels • Lessons on love from the Great British Baking Show • How to have a happy Thanksgiving despite the lizard people • My mother didn’t know what to say, but she knew what to do • All the Fisher Thanksgiving dinner recipes • What’s for supper? Vol. 318: That’s the way the Brussel sprouts • About that lamb with seven horns • Gifts our 10 kids loved: The 2022 MONSTER LIST • What’s for supper? Vol. 317: Little Bear food • In some ways, the world is getting kinder • Signs of the times (and watermelons) for the 2022 election • What’s for supper? Vol. 316: All Fall • I read the museum cards when I look at art! • A little theology of the body from Lizzo • Twenty-five years calls for baked Alaska! • What’s for supper? Vol. 314: The sound of stroganoff • Fall is so beautiful. I hate fall. • What’s for supper? Vol. 313: The eptimistic kitchen • You are not dead. You are waiting. • What’s for supper? Vol. 312: It’s butternut squash season, martha martha • What were you for Halloween? • What’s for supper? Vol. 311: In which I go astray with lemons • When you sit behind that special needs family at church, here’s what you should know • What’s for supper? Vol. 310: Back on my biryani • One Theresa at a time: A quick note to new Catholics • What’s for supper? Vol. 309: In which I recommend thighs • We talked about the cross • Concord grapes, three ways • How to pray after receiving Communion • What if the older brother is Jesus? • What’s for supper? Vol. 308: A kind of Koyaanisqatsi mouthfeel • Try a little wedding de-planning • Happy Labor day, Ayn Rand! Love, the Cheese Chasers • What’s for supper? Vol. 307: If you’ll just step this way, sir • What’s for supper? Vol. 306: In which I talk myself into, then out of, then into making ice cream again • You’re STILL not over the sex abuse scandal? • The Stupids buy an ice cream machine • What’s for supper? Vol. 305: We all scream “bastani!” • Dr. Mellifluus on distraction in prayer • On Jeremiah and Jaws • That time God sounded like Groucho Marx • What’s for supper? Vol. 304: It’s souvlaki all the way down • What’s for supper? Vol. 303: We all scream for Joachim • How to clean every room of the house, according to my kids • What’s for supper? Vol. 302: “Blueberry” is a complete sentence • You can make it across • What’s for supper? Vol. 301: I speak for the food • Childhood is a wild bird • Stars thick as daisies on an uncut lawn • The secret life of Barbie and other cartel wives • 12 more chapter books to read aloud! • What Catholics actually want and need from marriage preparation • Quick and easy summer craft: Flower pounding • What’s for supper? Vol. 299: Love is something when you have a hole in the floor • What’s for supper? Vol. 298: Pack of goons • Tell me about your home altar • The cross is meant to be co-opted • What’s for supper? Vol. 297: Crazy-go-nuts • Summer adventure movies! A nine-decade list • What’s for supper? Vol. 296: Never mind 5G, we have 6S • What’s for supper? Vol. 295: Skinny doesn’t taste as good as EMPANADAS EMPANADAS EMPANADAS • God vs. me • We were made for hope • What’s for supper? Vol. 293: I’ll tell YOU what’s yakitori • The news is important. Try turning it off. • Your legs will hold you, and other lessons from yoga • What’s for supper? Vol. 292: All the ingreediants you need • I’ve wanted Roe v. Wade overturned my whole life. So why do I feel so bad? • TOR reassigned and defended priest after sexual assault • A beautiful morning here at St. Bambino • What’s for supper? Vol. 291: C-O-V-D in the U.S.A. • Prayer makes things worse. Now what? • What’s for supper? Vol. 290: The secret ingredient is Manischewitz • Sing, muse, of the anger of our children • Final quick Lent Film Party Movie Reviews! THE SECRET OF KELLS, I PREFER HEAVEN, and THE MIRACLE MAKER • Small ways to make your Triduum more holy (even if you’re busy) • Confessions from the confession line • What’s for supper? Vol. 289: Human monster • A good way to use the adoration chapel • Things I learned while DIYing • What’s for supper? Vol. 288: Paneer, and yet so far • Texas Right to Life in disarray following Graham-Beckman scandal • Mandatory Lent Film Party 2022: THE JEWELLER’S SHOP • Read This, Not That: Better books than ASK YOUR HUSBAND • You’re supposed to fail at Lent • Friday Night Mandatory Lent Film Party, 2022: FIDDLER ON THE ROOF and THE SCARLET AND THE BLACK • Sorrow yields a harvest • Don’t be shy about saying grace in public • Just how much of a menace is TURNING RED? • Does God really expect us to be perfect? (subscriber content) • What’s for supper? Vol. 286: Sauce on your face! You big disgrace! • What’s for supper? Vol. 285: Best I can do is no lobster • Go ahead, give up chocolate for Lent • What’s for supper? Vol. 284: Ghee! Your chicken smells terrific • Praying for Ukraine • Showing up empty-handed • How dare you speak that way? • What’s for supper? Vol. 283: I’m light as a feather! • Habits we’ll keep after covidtime • Special Valentine’s FREE Episode: 20 things we hated about FIREPROOF • What’s for supper? Vol. 282: In which I completely change my mind about Indian food • The Church you’re building • What’s for supper? Vol. 281: Wellness with yogurt sauce • A cold day a long time ago • What’s for supper? Vol. 280: Comfort, comfort food, o my people • What’s for supper? Vol. 279: We don’t talk about shiitake mushrooms • Some great TV and books we’re enjoying lately • In which I contract driving madness • What’s for supper? Vol. 278: (val)Challah Rising • The hard lesson of being unproductive • I can’t believe how much I like yoga • What’s for supper? Vol. 277: Lamb • The fairy tale of America • What’s for supper? Vol. 276: Why not make sushi for New Years Eve? • Thomas Aquinas doesn’t teach you how to have a holly jolly Christmas, and other insights from the AMDG Jesuit podcast • The painful, grace-filled and (potentially) healing process of seeking an annulment • What’s for supper? Vol. 275: It’s “tah-ZHEEN” • Spielberg’s West Side Story is better than the original • In which nobody reached me about my extended warranty • In which I contract driving madness (subscriber content) • Imposter syndrome is hard, but comes with a hidden lesson (subscriber content) • Game review: Ransom Notes • The contradiction of God’s comfort • What’s for supper? Vol. 274: In which we all need a nap • How (and how not) to make rugelach for Hanukkah • “One of the lucky ones”: A testimony on the trauma inherent in adoption • What’s for supper? Vol. 273: Bread in every language, straight from the heart • Christmas Gifts our 10 kids loved: The 2021 list • Sweeping changes at Regina Caeli after scandal • Who funded Kari Beckman’s fall from grace? • What’s for supper? Vol. 272: Floppo de gallo • Hadestown review: Original Broadway cast vs. touring cast! • The day Tony Soprano will not open his eyes • In real life, they are so big • Wrestling w skeleton thoughts • What’s for supper? Vol. 271: Babagnope • Happy 79th to my father • Ask a couple who’ve been married 24 years today • What’s for supper? Vol. 270: I went for a more rustic feel • The debate over Pete Buttigieg’s paternity leave is missing one thing: the birth mother • How to actually raise teenagers • ishmael and queequeg and ahab and pip • What’s for supper? Vol. 269: In which I push my luck • Leaning into the boringness of the rosary • What’s for supper? Vol. 268: The eleven silly eaters • Kids and scary stuff: where to draw the line? • You’re having a hard time right now because life is hard right now • What’s for supper? Vol. 267: The ramens of the day • What’s wrong with hymns without quotation marks? • Weeding codependency out of Christian love • What’s for supper? Vol. 265: U jelly bro? • What I'm watching, reading, and listening to this week • Baby teeth • What’s for supper? Vol. 264: Banger? I barely mashed ‘er • Motherhood turns you into a fountain that flows and flows. Then it shows you that you will run out. • What’s for supper? Vol. 263: Cardiologist’s delight • What I saw (and of course heard) at the Green River Festival • The people you meet when you run • What’s for supper? Vol. 262: Tearwater margaritas • I lost 40 pounds and I’ll tell you how, but you’re not going to like it • Sublimate your anger, $5 at a timeSublimate your anger, $5 at a time • What’s for supper? Vol. 261: Thornton Wilder can make his own sandwich, how bow dah • We were all out of ideas, so we tried the rosary • In which I say tomatermorts • With God Under the Bed: Darwin’s immediate book meme • Does it matter if a priest makes up his own sermon? • I threw out half my books and I'm okay • Some ethical questions about The Pillar’s Grindr exposé • On being less zen about suffering • Some vaccine incentives that would work on me • What’s for supper? Vol. 258: There’s always enough food. What if there’s not enough food? • Fr. James Altman loses celebret, is barred from preaching until further notice • Failing harder, drawing better • Introducing The Catholic Card Game NFP expansion pack! • Our pandemic precautions were worth it — but yes, we have been harmed • Canadian college, church, and community ignored predatory choirmaster’s red flags • Christendom College prof jailed on charges of sexually assaulting a child • What’s for supper? Vol. 257: Something you didn’t know about Charles Bronson* • In which we obtain culture • I’m Medieval peasanting my way to Eucharistic Coherence • In which I convert a used swing set to a not-quite-deck for our pool • What’s for supper? Vol. 256: Sweet potato fries and unicorn pies • What do divorced Catholics need from their friends? • What’s for supper? Vol. 255: I’m in the zarn • My interview in Cross Roads for the Diocese of Lexington • The last things my parents read • What’s for supper? Vol. 254: Egg cream, duck egg, opera nite • 10 gifts you ought to give your teenagers • Yes, you should have a crucifix on your wall • Trinity Sunday: I have much more to tell you • What’s for supper? Vol. 253: Salad days • On lace, and loss • What I got wrong about Fr. Altman and disobedience • Who's in charge of Fr. James Altman? • What’s for supper? Vol. 252: The bright-eyed marinator • Has the pandemic made you entirely too awesome? A quiz • When neuroscience discovered hardness of heart • What’s for supper? Vol. 251: Viva la vacuna! • It's not too late to cancel your wedding • What’s for supper? Vol. 250: Flandemic!!1! • Stepping out in doubt • How to achieve peace of mind about your POS • Sweet suffering Anna Jarvis • What’s for supper? Vol. 249: I’m holding out for a gyro • NH Reporter: 7 sex abuse lawsuits filed against Legion, more ahead; Payoffs allegedly continue • A different NaPro story: Leah Libresco Sargeant speaks on loss and kindness • What’s for supper? Vol. 248: Chomp! • Sometimes NaPro is a miracle cure for infertility. Sometimes it’s a nightmare. • I just don't know • Double Feature with the Fishers, Episode 5: JAWS and BOTTLE ROCKET • What’s for supper? Vol. 247: In which beef is on sale • You can get a dolphin picture anywher • Don’t live in a pre-furnished house of ideas • The man called "Resurrection" • Jewish and Catholic: An interview with my father, Phil Prever • [Double] Feature With the Fishers, Episode 4: CALVARY • Señor Secondthoughts • What’s for supper? Vol. 246: Comfort food • Easter book review: Petook: The Rooster Who Met Jesus • Lent Film Review #4: BOYS TOWN • On the femininity of St. Joseph (a short talk) • Milo and other real humans • My mother, Marilyn Oguss Prever, 1942-2021 • What’s for supper? Vol. 245: Pugsy • Treats for the poor • Lent Film Review #3: SONG OF BERNADETTE (and why it’s so much better than FATIMA) • Lent movie review #2: FATIMA (2020) • What’s for supper? Vol. 244: Armed with cheeses • Catholic Megadevelopment VERITATIS SPLENDOR is long on rhetoric, short on details • Maybe you don’t have to do anything. • How I sort of left the Church, and why I came back • What’s for supper? Vol. 243: Teen Titans and other captivating compositions • Doing nothing for Lent • Hate cancel culture? You should love The Muppet Show’s content warnings • Lent movie review #1: USHPIZIN • Double Feature with the Fishers! Episode 2: Rocky and Hard Times • What’s for supper? Vol. 242: Never never mind your meatloaf heart • Be patient with priests, but not with clericalism • 10 ways to let the pandemic shape your Lent • Friday Night Mandatory Lent Film Party, 2021 edition • NH Reporter: Legion school sheltered several more abusers than originally reported • Movie Night with the Fishers: The podcast returns! • The Britney Spears documentary is ambiguous but not (very) exploitative • What’s for supper? Vol. 241: What gets blossomed next? • It’s a Valentine’s Day Vortex! • NH Judicial Vicar sues Michael Voris for “recklessly false statements” • What’s for supper? Vol. 240: If I’m going to eat salad… • How to clean up, according to my kids • Four tasty recipes for your (small, safe, family) Superbowl party • Hell is paved with the skulls of online Catholics • What’s for supper? Vol. 239: Nobody tell Marcella Hazan • What’s for supper? Vol. 238: Will the real potato butt please stand up? • T-shirts and other heavy burdens • What will a Biden presidency look like? That’s largely up to us. • “I shouldn’t have to earn my welcome.” Being Black in the American Catholic Church • Netflix’s ‘Bridgerton’ is a feminist disaster. But it (almost) redeems itself. • What’s for supper? Vol. 237: Follow me for more potatoes with butts • Undeserving, unremarkable, unreliable, beloved • Learn to tolerate other people’s discomfort (like Christ did) • What’s for supper? Vol. 236: You will not even believe how much food • A short primer on women's health for hags • Humility in parenting can help heal the past • A hymn for the end of the w̶o̶r̶l̶d̶ year • God wants what we already are • The O Antiphons reimagined: My interview with Sr. Ansgar Holmberg • Hush, there’s a baby nearby! • Children’s confessions are just as real as adults’ • What’s for supper? Vol. 235: In which we fight in the shade • Snow day! Bird seed cakes, hot chocolate, sugar cookies, and 6-sided snowflakes • What we’re watching, reading, and listening to this week: In which Woody Allen and Insane Clown Posse have redeeming qualities • Never mind the cultural appropriation, here’s the latkes and kugel • What counts as a work of mercy? • What’s for supper? Vol. 234: In which I discover how to make rugelach without burnt bottoms! • Showing love as part of the body of Christ • What’s for supper? Vol. 233: The secret ingredient • First confession cheat sheet! • THIS IS NOT THE YEAR: A 2020 Advent song for people with good taste • Small steps to avoid destroying the very thing you’re fighting for • Christmas gifts our ten kids loved, the 2020 list • Can’t visit family? Interview them instead. • Advent resources cheat sheet! • In which a real American explains the election to Australians • What’s for supper? Vol. 232: Chicken thighs and kitchen lies • What we’re watching, reading, listening to: Exploring Music, Lady Gaga, The Repair Shop, Unstable Felicity, etc. • I’m giving away FOUR books by Tomie dePaola! • All the Fisher Thanksgiving dinner recipes! • Can you help this single mom with moving expenses? • What’s for supper? Vol. 231: Beef fajita bowls! Harvest chicken salad! Improved Instant Pot risotto! and endless pizza • Things I hope my family is doing while I’m in quarantine • Doesn't anyone vote against their self-interest anymore? • The dog and cat situation • What’s for supper, Vol. 230: In which I mise all over the place • Blessed are the rats, for we are all rats • Long lines, new voters overwhelm officials in rural Swanzey, NH • Pray for our country, but try not to get too attached • What’s for supper? Vol. 229: Make-ahead meals and Halloween costumes! • 2020 election sign roundup and whatnot, thumbs up • It’s easier to recover from being spoiled than from being abused • What I’m watching, reading, and listening to: Over the Garden Wall, The Secret Sisters, and Joyce Cary • What’s for supper? Vol. 228: Easy does it, more or less • What’s for supper? Vol. 227: Notes from Slab City • In defense of ignoring Amy Coney Barrett • On disenfranchisement and community • The perfect quarantine movie: DETECTIVE DEE AND THE MYSTERY OF THE PHANTOM FLAME • What’s for supper? Vol. 226: In which we dedicate an entire day to dumplings and do not regret it • A few things I’ve learned about teens, conflict, and discipline • What’s for supper? Vol. 225: Salvation is from the jus • Dealing with Trolls: listen to “This Catholic Life” with me and Damien as guests • What we’re reading, watching, and listening to, Sept. 2020 • Omnipotent, ineffable, unmeme-able • What’s for supper? Vol. 224: Gentle woman, serviceable dove • Holy chicken soup with matzoh balls • So you feel like a prophet • If you're still taking this seriously, you're not alone • Child molesters groom the whole community (and they don’t need Troll dolls) • What’s for supper? Vol. 223: But what does democracy smell like? • Mental health according to Mel Brooks • Why do we pray for healing from saints who were not healed? • What’s for supper? Vol. 222: Back to Zuul • How to act when you're downstream • Duty and salvation • The cracks in the wall of the church • What’s for supper? Vol. 221: You can count on food • Baptized, confirmed, and ordained in two weeks: My interview with Fr. Matt Hood • Returning to school? Don’t worry: It’s impossible • What to do if your kids want a pet • The wrong kind of random: My time with the U.S. Census • What’s for supper? Vol. 220: Livin’ it up on top • What’s for supper? Vol. 219: Your name on a grain of rice! • The grotto behind the church • Shotgun Stories (2007) is downright Shakespearean • Was Fr. Damien of Moloka’i a white savior? • 14 family movies we streamed and liked this summer • https://www.simchafisher.com/2020/07/27/not-like-one-of-these/ • What’s for supper? Vol. 218: In which I make poor choices with peppers • Various essays on sex and NFP and glop monsters • What’s for supper? Vol. 217: I got sunshine on a curdy day • Catholics must set aside feelings and oppose the death penalty • Who will help? • Maybe someone else will bring stamps • I finally fixed up my kitchen! Before and (almost) after pics • In defense of, stay with me here, communion rails • What’s for supper? Vol. 216: Okay by me in America • Black Catholics respond to Abby Johnson • What I learned on Corpus Christi this year • Discerning out: What happens when a Catholic leaves seminary or religious life? • Abby Johnson: Police will racially profile my biracial son; that’s smart • A view of the mountain • What’s it like to be a third order Franciscan sister? A conversation with Sr. Agnes Therese Davis • What’s for supper? Vol. 215: The plural of clafoutis • Editing in black and white: On reparations, literacy, good intentions, and white saviorism, Part II • Editing in black and white: On reparations, literacy, good intentions, and white saviorism, Part I • What[wa]’s for supper [last week]? Vol. 214: The highlight reel • Please stop saying “my cycle” when you mean “my period.” It matters. • What’s for supper? Vol. 215: In which I get carried away with chickpeas • Our first BLM rally, and what Catholics can do • Returning to Mass after a long separation can be an emotional experience. Or not. • What’s for supper? Vol. 214: Hot, hot, hot • Dr. Peter Sampo and what he built • Not dead yet! I feel happy! • What’s for supper? Vol. 213: Pied beauty • A person’s a person, no matter how famous: The use and abuse of Norma McCorvey • On giving (and having) an unusual name • In praise of trampolines • What’s for supper? Vol. 212: The best things in life are jiggly • On having an unusual • Interview your parents • Love and waiting • What’s for supper? Vol. 111: We can be gyros, just for one day • Sincerely, Horace J. Schmiddlapp • Want to wake up the sheeple? Fill in the blanks. • What does it mean to be present at Mass? • What’s for supper? Vol. 210: Carbonara, yes. • All your Q’s about live streamed Mass, A’d • Only listen • What’s for supper? Vol. 209: Anchovy, anchovah • A sorting process • Words about death • Victim vs. victim? Don’t play that game • What’s for supper? Vol. 208: They tried to kill us; they failed; let’s eat (alleluia!) • Don't bother lying to God • withDraw2020, round 2: As you were, but gently • ‘Never Rarely Sometimes Always’: A searing but flawed film about abortion • All these kids, and nowhere to go • My father, Phillip Prever, 1942-2020 • What’s for supper? Vol. 207: The Wurst-Käse scenario • Helpless • How to sew your own mask at home, it’s so easy • Lent movie review Vol. 5: LILIES OF THE FIELD • What’s for supper? Vol. 206: Thank God for canned tomatoes. • Lent movie review Vol. 4: BABETTE’S FEAST • Must be nice! • 15 ways to help others (and yourself) during the pandemic • What’s for supper? Vol. 205: We put the “us” in virus • Divine Social Distancing: Medjugorje apparitions cease as pilgrim stream dries up • Go and find a bell to ring • Lent Movie Review Vol. 3: THE TROUBLE WITH ANGELS • Acts of contrition for Catholic toads • Introducing WITHDRAW2020: A daily art challenge for COVID-19 • Kids’ first confession? Here’s how to make it easier • Lent Movie Review #2: THE ROBE • What’s for supper? Vol. 204: Get yer carnal desires here • Lent Film Movie Review #1: I CONFESS • Precious Blood in the time of Coronavirus • How I’m teaching about confession with the Sheep Game • What’s for supper? Vol. 203: Custody of the pies • Ain’t no party like a Lent film party, ’cause a Lent film party is MANDATORY. • Making ashes out of you and me • This lent, be quiet • What’s for supper? Vol. 202: Grasping at strawberries • Just for nice: What’s on your walls? • NH: call to oppose ableist physician assisted suicide bill HB1659 • Victim says Legion lied to Dallas police about her abuse • On Valentine’s day, communication, and not getting kicked in the nuts • Holy Crapballs: Pope • Three-year marriage preparation? • What’s for supper? Vol. 201: Potatoes and other tornadoes • ‘Tain’t very sanitary: Some songs I know by heart for no reason at all • Those people who leave the Church over little things • Committees are no substitute for true community • Movie review: Jojo Rabbit made me laugh, but not cry • Asking couples to use NFP is asking a lot. Can’t the Church help more? • What’s for supper? Vol. 200! Let me not be misconstrued: All I really know is food. • Veronica among the pro-lifers • Graphic abortion images have their place, but they don’t belong at the March for Life • In praise of litanies • https://www.simchafisher.com/2020/01/17/whats-for-supper-vol-199-exit-pursued-by-lions-head/ • What’s the deal with Exodus 90? My interview with James Baxter • Burned out on call-out culture? Try fraternal correction • What’s for supper? Vol. 198: In which I do not die • 10 Ridiculous family games that need no equipment • The Seed Who Was Afraid To Be Planted: A terrifying and potentially dangerous book for kids • What’s for supper? Vol. 197: Latkes! Jelly donuts! Sushi! Oh the sushi! and Calzones. • Teaching 7- and 8-year-olds about their faith • How Catholic parishes can help an under-served community: The jerks • What’s for supper? Vol. 196: CAKE OR PIE? • Light that builds • Mary and Jesus our castle entire: Mary the fireplace, Jesus the fire. • Legion acknowledges four abusers, including two in Center Harbor, NH • Juggling, jargon, and the golden ball • Simcha’s handy kitchen substitutes for 100% holiday success • Everyone loves shawarma: My interview with FemCatholic • Meaningful Christmas traditions and how to wrangle them • What’s for supper? Vol. 195: Pork gyros! Buffalo chicken salad! Zuppa toscana! • For the rest of Advent, try screen-free evenings • Let’s treat retail and service workers like human beings • What kind of woman veils at Mass? • BREAKING: Fulton Sheen beatification postponed • Keep It Light, Stand Your Ground, Salt the Earth, or Waldorf • Introducing Clara Fisher, published illustrator! • 25+ gifts our 10 kids loved! The 2019 Christmas list • What’s for supper? Vol. 194: Cranberry brie tarts! Spanakopita pockets! Sausage oyster stuffing! The Thanksgiving 2019 feast. • 10 just plain enjoyable movies to watch with the family on Thanksgiving • With Fred Rogers, it was personal • In which I give thanks for the Chicken of Life • 8 ways to be generous without spending a dime • What’s for supper? Vol. 193: Baklava! Shawarma! Rice pilaf! Banh mi! Italian wedding soup! Pumpkin bread! AND MORE! • Let it be done to me • 2019 Catholic fine art and handmade gift guide! • No more jerks for Jesus • What’s for supper? Vol. 192: Paremsan paprika chicken! Gochujang bulgoki! Sesame broccoli! Cranberry muffins! And more • Magnificat Advent Companion app giveaway! • Getting better • What’s for supper? Vol. 191: Chimichurri! Korean meatballs! Pomegranate salad! Challah! And more • You can always come back • A cautious PSA about rapid onset OCD and anxiety in kids • What are you looking forward to? • For all the saints: A Hymn by the domestic church • Totally doable Halloween treats for your kid’s party • The battles you can actually win • What’s for supper? Vol. 190: Beef barley soup! Pumpkin cranberry walnut muffins! And more! • Hot links! • The only thing I will write about the Amazon Synod • What’s for supper? Vol. 189: Suppli! Canolli! French onion soup! Jacques Pepin’s chicken thighs! Parmesan asparagus! and more • On meteors and managed expectations • Not lost forever: On miscarriage, grief, and hope • Never mind the Columbus Day agita; here's the suppli • What’s for supper? Vol. 188: A week of truly fast, truly easy, mostly decent meals • 10 things Catholics (and others) should know about therapy • The difficult balance between honesty and complacency • Pro-life spotlight: Who wants a discount code for the REHUMANIZE INTERNATIONAL conference? • What’s for supper? Vol. 187: In which I make good choices and bad choices • Why do you need a crucifix on your wall? • Have you heard the Maasai Creed? • My body safety class for grade 2 faith formation • Snickering through museums: How we managed to enjoy Renoir: The Body, The Senses • What’s for supper? Vol. 186: The world is cold, but food is warm. • Fr. Pavone cashes in on dead babies again • Non-scale victories for your spiritual life • Damien and I are on "This Catholic Life" with Peter Holmes and Renée Köhler-Ryan • Sweet mamas, don’t forget to carve out time for these few essentials • What’s for supper? Vol. 185: This potato • Terror sealed in • More like “gay with us” in new FrancisChurch hidden ideology graphic outrage, EXPOSED • Kids have head lice? Don’t panic (and only panic a little over fleas) • Catholicism without Christ • What’s for supper? Vol. 184: Treasures of the sea and other travesties • Naked vs. Nude: On Sport's Illustrated's Body Issue and our issues with bodies • Healing vanity and self-loathing with selfies • Why are women so angry? • What’s for supper? Vol. 183: Sandwiches, sandwiches, barely even human • We don't stop for nobody • Who knows what evil jerks in the hearts of men? • Savor some beauty for yourself; don’t put it all on display • Knock knock. Who’s there? Rutger Hauer. • The Contraceptive Mentality, Part 2: Grave reasons and obedience • NH Diocese of Manchester publishes names of 73 accused priests; questions remain • Radio! Theology on Tap! Adult Faith Formation! Awards! Consent! BEARS! • What’s for supper? Vol. 175: The rain it raineth every day • In which I answer anything, Vol. 4 • One size fits most • The doctrine of the trinity describes love • My dear graduates. . . • What’s for supper? Vol. 174: Tiramisu! OH!!!!!! Tiramisu. • Fr. Luke Reese loses court appeal after savage beating; still calls himself priest in good standing • What’s for supper? Vol. 173: The pineapple gets the works • How to live with other humans (and find your missing shoe) • Death for nonsense, death for love • I’ve been to eleven thousand school concerts, and I have something to say. • What’s for supper? Vol. 172: Sweet sweet summertime (almost)! • I’ll be in Princeton June 25 and 26 talking about Catholics and consent • On Notre Dame, the seal of confession, and Esmerelda • The kingdom of God on Twitter • Podcast #69: As long as it’s not Medjugorje • What's for supper? Vol. 171: A whole new world (feat. Chicken) • Five Catholic books for littlest kids (and also for their parents) • Ten nice springtime things you learn in your mid 40’s • Padre Pio’s relics touring North America (and here’s what my husband said about his heart) • Parents, look for things you're doing right • What's for supper? Vol. 170: All weather is soup weather • A lay exhortation on love and mastak’s • Biscuit moron makes good • Parents who are failures, and parents who are not • The 1997 Odyssey miniseries is hokey, thrilling, and gorgeous • Your boyfriend is not your husband • What's for supper? Vol. 168: for the love of miguel • Why I guard my word-hoard • Br. André Marie regrets tone in speech that called Jews “seed of the devil” • Stop telling me Biden's not so bad • Give God your radishes • Other people is where God is • Fr. Fournier performed benediction inside burning Notre Dame • When mankind has a tantrum • 17 ways to make confession easier for your kids • Everything will be lost. Eyes on Christ. • Pseudoscience, shmeudoscience. I believe in graphology. • What's for supper? Vol. 167: At last comes the primavera! • In praise of Mike Mulligan • Prolife spotlight: St. Joseph’s House and Isaiah’s Promise offer support, respite, and joy to families of the disabled • Today I'm on The Catholic Podcast... • What's for supper? Vol. 166: Everything is awesome • 5 Stories I Will Not Write • Unplanned and QAnon: What’s the connection, and who planned it? • What's for supper? Vol. 165: Levanted and enchanted • Why we can't have baptisms during Lent • In defense of THE PASSION OF THE CHRIST • Who wants a discount code for the FemCatholic speeches? • How to write a speech • What's for supper? Vol. 164: Nailed it! • For parents on the fence about vaccines • Pro-life spotlight #5: We Dignify mentors pro-life students to lead with charity and humility • Is Christmas alive in your heart today? • What’s for supper? Vol. 163: Living beefly our new lives • An awesomely awkward living room concert with Samantha Crain • Shout your damnation • On eggs and God’s mercy: an interview with alice Sharp of Hart’s Log Hand made • Mary who stays • Dreamlike reviews: Hadesdown, The Ghost Keeper, and The Sopranos (again) • But will my husband suffer enough this Lent? • Pro-life spotlight #4: Gadbois mission to trip to Bulgarian orphanage • What's for supper, Vol. 162: It's the chim churriest time of the year! • A reading list for Catholic teens and young adults • It’s our job to teach the Church’s doctrine, but also its nature • Pro-life Spotlight Vol.3: Mary’s Shelter offers so much more than shelter • Would a married priesthood solve the Church's problems? • What's for supper? Vol. 161: Taste the rainbulgoki • I've been listening to the Pope closely since the Chile debacle, and I now have far less hope that he intends to change anything. • Doxx you, February. • Confirmation candidates need Eucharistic Adoration • Prolife Spotlight #2:Rio Grande Valley Catholic Charities Humanitarian Respite Cente • How to spark joy with the stuff that no longer sparks joy • St. Elizabeth the Unspecified, pray for us • Pro-life spotlight #1: Little China Flower • What's for supper? Vol. 160: Fleischschande and You • I'm done letting anger separate me from pro-life work • What's for supper? Vol. 159: Bisquey Business • In which I answer anything, vol. 3 • The real world is what's right in front of you • Podcast #65: Sometimes Goat Is Just Not GOAT • What’s for supper? Vol. 158: And there it is. • The prime directive: Make something beautiful. An interview with Jim Janknegt • No words • Valentine's Day Gift Guide, 2019! • What's for Supper? Vol. 156: Banh mi, banh you (uh-hunhhhhh) • Why isn't there more advice about raising teenagers? • How can you be the Church Militant if you refuse to train to fight? • Do what in memory of me? On slavery or sacrifice • The contraceptive mentality is real, but it’s probably not what you think • The Emerald Ash Borer and the Priest • What’s for supper? Vol. 182: It’s still summer, dammit • Are we spiritually deprived when women are barred from preaching? • Sponsor Marquette NFP supplies for couples in need! • A quick review of Hadestown, which you should sell a kidney to see • The Golden Box: On NFP and God's Will • What’s for supper? Vol. 179: Stuffed grape leaves and Käsewegfall • Ready for school? Take this quiz and see. • Have you heard me speak? Please take my survey! • From The Boy Who Lived to Beatification: Fulton Sheen’s First Miracle • Book review: The Ghost Keeper by Natalie Morrill • https://www.simchafisher.com/2019/07/17/does-the-creed-disrupt-the-flow-of-your-worship/ • Maria goretti didn’t die for her virginity • What’s for supper? Vol. 181: Omnipod, oyakodon, and Eggos • Disgraced priest, Luke Reese, now caretaker for Church charity • What’s for supper? Vol. 177: Don’t call it a barbecue! • Another holy day of (pant, pant) obligation • Did Fulton Sheen witness and cover up the sexual assault of a child? • This 4th of July, read the Gettysburg Address • Legionaries of Christ will publish list of credibly accused priests “soon” • Skip the semantics.The Jeffrey Epstein case is about victimizing girls, not “young women” • Pro-life spotlight Vol. 8: “Our humanity doesn’t begin at birth, and it doesn’t end at the border.” • Letter from a soul in mortal sin • What’s for supper? Vol. 178: Food, lol • A fake baptism and the Real Presence • What’s for supper? Vol. 180: The stupids at sea • Don't miss the downhill • What’s for supper? Vol. 176: Damien’s Amazing Interchangeable Cinderblock Meat Altar Situation • Let's see 'em make a keanu out of this! • The crepuscular nihilism of E. B. White • Love is never wasted
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