Catholic:Under The Hood #174 – A Spanish Thanksgiving
Almost 25 years before the Pilgrims arrived in the New World a group of Spanish Catholics and native Seloy people celebrated their own Thanksgiving, but it probably didn’t include turkey…
Links:
SQPN’s Saint’s Page
Recipe for Cocido
Photo of Cocido by Tnarik
Michael Gannon’s work on the history of Florida
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Father, here is the list of the School of the America’s graduates.
http://www.derechos.org/soa/index.html
Father, good episode. I go to St. Augustine Florida at least once a year and love to hang out at the Mission of Nombre Dios where Menendez landed. There’s a wonderful cross that sits next to the ocean/inlet. I highly recommend visiting there if you were come to Florida. It’s a very peaceful spot. There’s also a small church with adoration next to the mission.