Iron Faširky
Meet Iron Fasirky. Slovak meat patties leveled up with panko breadcrumbs and cooked on blazing hot cast iron. Old‑school flavor, new‑school crunch.
Primal Goulash
A warm bowl of Slovak‑style goulash, made paleo‑friendly by skipping the traditional wheat thickener. Slow‑simmered beef, paprika, caraway, potatoes, and caramelized onions come together in a rustic, comforting dish rooted in Central European tradition. A simple, hearty meal that feels like home.
Carpathian Rice Pilaf
Smoky, savoury, and straight from the heart of the mountains.
This Carpathian Rice Pilaf is my Slovak‑inspired twist on comfort food — infused with caraway, kissed with bacon fat, and built on real rice grains (not pasta). It’s gluten‑free, paleo‑friendly, and ridiculously good next to kielbasa, sauerkraut, or roasted pork.
Blessing Before and After Meals
A Practice Rooted in Scripture Blessing meals is one of the oldest Christian traditions, reaching back to the earliest pages of Scripture. In the Gospels, Jesus Himself gives thanks before breaking bread at the feeding of the five thousand, at the Last Supper, and in...
What Is the Immaculate Conception?
Every year on December 8, Catholics pause to celebrate the Feast of the Immaculate Conception. It’s a beautiful day in the Church calendar, but let’s be honest, it’s also one of the most misunderstood. A lot of people (even some Catholics!) think it’s about Jesus...
The Backrooms and Why Faith Grounds Us In Reality
In an age where belief in God is often dismissed as outdated or irrational, something curious and telling has happened. As faith in the transcendent wanes, belief in the bizarre has surged. One of the strangest examples of this is the rise of the “Backrooms”—a...
Forgotten Souls and Fading Feasts: A Cry from Purgatory
On October 31st, during a solemn exorcism witnessed by eight Catholic priests in Switzerland, a chilling testimony emerged - not from a theologian, but from a demon compelled to speak truth under the authority of the Blessed Virgin. The voices from that encounter,...
Uriel: The Light of God and the Limits of Canon
“Uriel, flame of divine wisdom, who stands at the gate of Eden, what place have you in the Church’s memory?” Among the angelic hosts that populate Scripture and tradition, three names shine with canonical clarity: Michael, Gabriel, and Raphael. These archangels are...
Azrael: Mythical Angel of Death
In the swirling tapestry of angelic lore, few figures evoke as much mystery as Azrael - the so-called Angel of Death. Revered in Islamic tradition and echoed in Jewish folklore, Azrael is often portrayed as the celestial being tasked with separating soul from body at...
Miracle of the Sun & St. Michael’s Vision
October 13th is a very important date in Catholic history marked by two extraordinary events that speak to divine intervention and spiritual warfare: the Miracle of the Sun at Fátima in 1917, and Pope Leo XIII’s mystical vision in 1884 that led to the Prayer to St....
